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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 24 (June 1898) (1898)

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k and trun- provided with it. It is even surprising that it delayed foundered seemed to have been generally of small size, nions assures the longitudinal resistance, as in the entering upon the manufacture of such guns so long. The reason was that it was claimed for a long timej English pieces, and… … ^o:ig ■would be increased still further if grammes to the square centimeter. vessels broken up were not includ- In No. 1 of the accompanying fig- GngliBli Eegnlatlon Gnu of 153 Millimeters Caliber: A, Jaclfet; B, Internal tube; C, Bteel ribbons; D, second tnbe. ed. If we were to judge by the ure,…

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