Category: History - British
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It has already been stated, that the men are told off in sections of threes. They are accordingly numbered 1, 2, and 3. Now numbers 1 and 3 have nothing to carry but their propo...
3. Part 3Plate 7, Fig. 1, is a perspective view of a Battery, erected expressly for throwing Rockets in bombardment, where the interior slope has the angle of projection required, and is...
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4. Part 4Plate 13 represents all the different natures of Rocket Ammunition which have hitherto been made, from the eight-inch carcass or explosion Rocket, weighing nearly three hundred...
5. Part 5Now we must compare the simplicity of the use of the Rocket, with the expensive apparatus of artillery, to see what this trifling difference of first cost in the Rocket has to w...