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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 3 (January 1900) (1900)

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ning than the and silty water of the Colorado. Not far from where black powder, but quicker than the smokeless powder, we camped I found two tiny cliff dwellings, securely THE ARMAMENT OF OUR LATEST WARSHIPS. which burns, for an explosive, at a very slow rate, and We present illustrations of our… … the construction of our guns has been own (according to the statements of the Design 2.—Armament aod % Ammunition 1,043 tone—7*73 per cent of 13,500 tone. Indians) have ever gazed upon. The greatly simplified by the reduction of the total number of parts of which they are weary work of reaching…

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