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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 9 (August 1902) (1902)

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sions stated, with an air space of recuperator, whatever may be the angle of elevation. day before their advance upon the retreat from Blad- Vertical aiming is facilitated by the interposition of one foot between, which contains hot-water pipes for ensburg. The square embraced a little over 19… … greatest telescope. 1,640 feet. The site was soon discovered Finally, this new 9.45-inch gun THE WRECK OF JENATZY'S CAR. to be a bad location, because, be- on a naval carriage offers the ing almost in the heart of the city there was con- same facility of manipulation as has heretofore been ing a…

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