The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 221
either by mcL-hanical or chemical action, \mt as to the modusoperandi, so far from there being anything new in Mr. Warners process, Ihold in my hand a work published at Paris five and twenty years ago,— .Memoire sur les Mines Flottantes et les Petards Flottans, ou Machines In-fernales Maritimes;… … Uemolre sur les Klines Floltantes el les Petarfis Flottans, ou Atactilnes InfernalesMaritimes; par Moutg«ry, Officier de tylarine.* by an invisible shell loaded with gunpowder, which did its work more effec-tually than in the case of the John o Gaunt. Mr. Montgery details in thiswoik, diflferent…
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