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

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additional evidence research. Even the birth of man, and the manner of of the magnitude of the ^ask which M. De Lesseps has moving the shells, no matter in what position the gun his coming into this world of ours as an animal, is now may be out: in addition, the feed mechanism cannot a problem of… … will be completed in fourteen years, will raise the ob- Fig. 4.-GATLING GUN MOUNTED ON TEIPOD. Fig. 3.-GAILIN0 OUN SHOWING ACCLES' FEEDEB. Ugations of the company to $661,000,000. be deranged by ignorant or irregular handling. Fig. 1 But there is a point In the world's history from shows a gun, 10…

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