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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 2 (July 1894) (1894)

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s own person to be just before he completed his invention she died, thus independently of the other. All the water is fed fired at, so Herr Dowe still leads him. The Maxim ex- giving a touch of pathos to the inventor's story of his through the grate into the boiler, and by this means, hibition… … Herr Dowe and the Cuirass. Capt. Martin. THE DOWE BULLET PROOF CUIRASS. ture as the water already in the boiler, thereby keep- very indignant at Mr. Maxim's action. His own ac- appearance a block of felt two or three inches thick ing the boilers equalized at all times. The connections count…

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