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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 12 (March 1895) (1895)

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r to the plate, as every advantage is given to gun purposes on lakes and rivers, and is especially adapted cars can be anchored in a moment and can shoot in and projectile. for steering and sculling boats and for use in shells. any direction. The plate weighed thirty-eight tons and cost $20,000. It… … fleets was greater and the armor was thinner. eighteen feet between sets of four. Stress was laid on SCUDDEB'S OABLOCK. preserving the intervals between the bicycles and on Orizaba In Eruption. the riders assuming a military position on their wheels. Broadway, New York City. Fig. 1 represents the…

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