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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 13 (September 1877) (1877)

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OB SUBF CAB. flank protection of splinter-proofs in places; but there are At a recent field day of the Royal Engineers, Chatham, no examples of the concrete that proved so effectual last Nothing of consequence was accomplished to lessen the autumn. The steam sappers were the chief features of in-… … eight years of age, and in every other res- sembles a hemispheroid, and it is about two pect is perfect. tions were performed, and trials made of improved batte- and a half feet in length, and ten inches in breath. Be- The owner of the phenomenal snake says that it was tween its end and the further…

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