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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 1 (1905) (1905)

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quality of powder which they use. This powder et, the chain never pulls obliquely, but always directly, kilowatt-hour per lamp and per tracing. Under such is known as cordite, and the erosion is the price which that is to say, parallel with the axis of the machine. circumstances, each copy costs,… … late Chief of Ord- nance, it requires During the contract trials of the new British battle- only about half the ship “Dominion,” the latest acquisition to the “King weight of the charge for a given gun as compared works. In direct or forward pedaling, it is the upper Edward VII.” class, a speed of…

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