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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 43 (July 1851) (1851)

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may be turned on the shaft, the to meet New Mexico and California, so much wheel, Q, so as to cause it to run back on the the frame or bench upon which the working the better for her own sake. There can no lever being held so as to keep either in gear, by screw, P, the flange, S, attached to the… … ding carriage, O, which travels along the rods, a spring catch, M. By this arrangement the a ball projected from any kind of firearm. Defeat of the Amazons. n. P is a screwed tube, which encircles the mandril may be made to revolve in either di- All the experiments tried have proved entire- There…

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