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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 16 (April 1876) (1876)

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the future of ironclad and are therefore worthy of cultivation. Nearly all mem- quired. " navies. It was the rolling of the thickest armor plate which bers of the genus can be utilized for climbing purposes; and This is an excellent and most sensible measure, and one has ever been produced. Four… … CUCUMIS MBTITLIFERTJS. that, owing to the success of his projectiles, he at first it is not given to man to excel in many things. But thought that the days of iron-plated vessels were numbered, other States. While we have scores of inventions for the while one study claims your main attention, make…

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