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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 14 (October 1887) (1887)

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arious kinds, in London and the pro- nearly eight miles. The shot can penetrate a steel hood. All that was left for the men to do was to vinces, were set on fire by the lightning. armor plate thirty-six inches thick immediately at the quietly submit or leave the service of the company, or, From the… … KRUPP'S LATEST GREAT GUN, PLACED ON THE RAILWAY FOR CONVEYANCE TO THE ITALIAN NAVAL ARSENAL AT SPEZIA sical forces, knowledge is singularly confined and its men struck and were whipped. These are the facts. thick, it is estimated, at the distance of a mile or more. When a general manager refuses to…

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