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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 4 (January 1882) (1882)

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judice which the inventorof sticking boldness and originality is sure to encounter isone of the conditions of a thoroughly practical developmentof his ideas. When the stress of war was upon the country, twentyyears ago, the attention of our inventive minds was largelydirected to the production and… … 8ECTI0N OF BBEECH OF LYMAN-HASEELL OUN. tionary in character, were suggested by the needs of thetime, but the war was happily ended before they could bedeveloped. Among, these was the idea of increasing theefficiency of firearms, particularly heavy guns, by what isnow known as the accelerating…

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