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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 25 (December 1902) (1902)

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about one-half the length of will be used has not yet been determined, and, indeed, north of the Parry archipelago, and that the new land the gun. Prom breech to muzzle the gun measures 49 it is something of a problem. The heaviest guns at masses are larger than any among that group of islands.… … The accident to the "Co- shell would pass entirely THE 16-INCH GUN ON SPECIAL CARS FOR TRANSPORTING FROM XHE ARSENAL TO THE clear of the two moun- bra" seemed to show that HUDSON RIVER. the back breaks when a tains, and would descend to the earth at a point 21 miles distant. To further wave lifts…

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