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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 17 (October 1863) (1863)

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ous at long range then the tur- is converted into red fumes of nitrous acid; when eter of the turrets. The top of the turrets (and deck) rets are unnecessary, and are dead weight that should cold add a little water and filter ; evaporate the fil- is protected by thick iron. One of them is in the… … THE ANGLO-REBEL RAMS. Between the forward turret and smoke-funnel is the deliquescent salt of nitrate of lime will be obtained, the impact of shot. We think one good thing at a pilot-house, of an octagonal form (if as the model of time is sufficient; casemates and turrets are both use- which is…

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