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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 26 (December 1882) (1882)

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s a-sort leaving interstices which are sealed up with lead. Outside tion, they were grouped specially in order to make the pho- of pirate by confronting him with a design that he never are thirty-five rings or hoops, averaging 2-3 inches in width had seen or heard of—of which the worth was perhaps… … Fig. 2.-GR0UP OF ANCIEHT BREECH-LOADING GUNS. that the iron was placed so as also we think that the diffi- to adjust its fiber to meet culty was aggravated by the longitudinal and tangential strain, and that bronze had been I I I comparative ease with which powder was improved. The employed to hear…

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