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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 10 (September 1905) (1905)

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amous Russian Paul regiment of the imperial the succeeding century. 80-horse-power motors. A motor works one of the guard. The pointed fur cap gave place to a larger, round- axles by a double-reduction gearing. The car contains topped one with a brass plate and glazed peak and a transformer which… … 'An uncommon engine supposed to be a Tinker's mortar, which being A Grenadier of 1745. From a Print Published in 1696. French (rrenadier, fixed in a stick was used for throwing grenades." GRENADES AND GRENADIERS,

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