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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 22 (1899) (1899)

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ent, and conditions under which a shell would finally fall dead, appearing to have strike the flat portions of a protective decided that he could not escape from deck in actual warfare. Should a shell the flames and to inoculate hiiself pass through the side of a ship at the with his own venom.… … but failed to injure second plate. is not affected by his own venomous fluid, and the hypo- test by firing a number of 6-inch armor-piercing The first shot fired from a 5-inch rapid-fire gun struck thesis of his suicide cannot be maintained. It appears in the center of the plate with a velocity of…

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