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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 12 (1905) (1905)

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tors where much mul- the eighteenth century, most of the guards of the old when the rays entering the spectroscope are practically tiplying is required. English mail coaches carrying them in a special com- parallel, as with direct sunlight without a condenser, partment at the rear of the coach.… … 3. Spanish double-barrel flint- A folding bayonet is carried on top of the barrel. with spring-bayonet attachment. the grating. Even then, owing to some scattering is the first breech-loading weapon ever patented of the light, which manifests itself as a pale fringe in the United States, and was…

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