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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 22 (1901) (1901)

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fter it has nions form part of the gun itself, its removal During the recent cruise of the “Kearsarge” in been fired, and the chipping was necessary simply by way of the gun-port would have been impos- southern waters, and in the course of some target upon the corners of this lip at the joint.… … placed one at each end of the sleeve out the gun took on a very serious between the sleeve and the gun. aspect, so much so, indeed, that it The inner face of these saddles was THE WHARF, has been unofficially stated that the babbited. The gun was now pushed builders of the ship required $75,000 out…

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