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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 11 (September 1885) (1885)

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dy for firing. As in which they were first given to the world. They live during rocks that underlie the earth's surface. The now constructed, the gun can be fired at any angle, up physical world bears the imprints of the Almighty with their truths side by side with their errors. THey or down, and… … of Panama, and availed him- Fig. 2.- SHOWING DEFBESSION AT WHICH GATLING GUN CAN BE FIBED. Fig. 1.-GATLIN0 GUN MOUNTED ON U. S. A. MODEL CABBIAQE, self of the opportunity to thoroughly examine the pro- provided with a positive feed, which is absolutely cer- gress of the work on the Panama Canal,…

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