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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 26 (1900) (1900)

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ty to a battleship, the bat- getting the cut trees to the mill: Where steam power Among the towns and cities traversed, Rheims was tleship will be, to use the pet term of promoters, easily recognized by reason of its famous cathedral. is not used, teams of oxen are substituted, as they are… … pose of the theory that a high-ex- ployed for cross and lengthwise cut- plosive shell of very large capacity ting. Of course the saw tables must will blow in the side of an armored be made purposely to receive these logs, which are so high that a man vessel if it exploded against it ;” and he…

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