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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 8 (August 1898) (1898)

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m Lieut.-Col. James Allen believe, for the failure to get any siege guns into be covered or the interior of the vault lined. The cut- is that four distinct lines radiating from Ponce have position before Santiago, and, had the bombardment ting of any such curtain breaks the circuit and gives been… … beyond the line of the trench. In the wings of the SPANISH MUZZLE-LOADING HOWITZER USED IN THE DEFENSE OF SANTIAGO. trench, to right and left of the gun, were the secondary (From photograph taken after the surrender.) ammunition pits for immediate supply, and at some The central office is, of…

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