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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 7 (August 1861) (1861)

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obably al- The Briton is now lying in the river off Mr. Lung- together abandoned. According to this gentleman, An Infernal Machine. ley's wharf, near"th£ Deptford dockyard, where she the cultivation cannot be expected to thrive until it We here give an illustration of an infernal machine will… … ther member cited the opinion the fuse burning, which they THE SUB-MARINE INFERNAL MACHINE. of an Alsatian manufacturer, extinguished. It is thought who knowing the supply of cotton from America that the machine might have destroyed the Pawnee internal fittings; and, as she is likely, in some de-…

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