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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 3 (July 1862) (1862)

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then were only granite spheres—the art of cast-ing iron balls not being known. It is capable of tak- ing in an iron ball of 796 Sis. weight, but it is notsufficiently strong to withstand the full charge ofmodern gunpowder with a solid iron shot, or even aniron shell. It is kept in Edinburgh as an… … lulely without smoke, under all conditions. Ourpages bear ample evidence of the great amount of ef-fort which is being devoted to this task, and we aimto record every considerable step which is made to-ward its accomplishment. Petroleum may be burn-ed for illuminating purposes in lamps, without…

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