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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 10 (1905) (1905)

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your matches—handle East has shown it to be, with modern high explosives, your slings.” Such detail one would hardly consider a most formidable and destructive weapon, and it is conducive to a rapid rate of fire. By the time the fur possible that we may yet see a revival of the grena- cap came into… … Earthenware Hand Grenade, 1551, closed by hardwood plug Regiment, 1687. having channel f_r fuse. 4 2.—Royal Artillery. Flintlock .Musketoon or hand-mortar for discharging Ordinary Grenade with fuse Grenade of 1450 with twigs hand-grenades, with support, and slow match, of slow-burning composition,…

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