Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 188W. Blackwood, 1910 - Scotland |
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She semi - rigid Parseval , or the nonhas a speed of a little over 30 rigid Gross and her French miles an hour on a calm day , and peers , will ultimately be prehas risen to a height of 5600 ferred for military purposes . feet .
She semi - rigid Parseval , or the nonhas a speed of a little over 30 rigid Gross and her French miles an hour on a calm day , and peers , will ultimately be prehas risen to a height of 5600 ferred for military purposes . feet .
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The aero- of our seaports and a part of plane has risen to a height of our territory must be antici4146 feet . If its motor fails pated in time of war . it must come down , though There is some loss of buoynot necessarily to grief .
The aero- of our seaports and a part of plane has risen to a height of our territory must be antici4146 feet . If its motor fails pated in time of war . it must come down , though There is some loss of buoynot necessarily to grief .
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A real difficulty to the feet , horses and small groups of airman is the danger that , men from a height of 3000 feet , even if an airship is appar- while from a height of 4000 feet ently heading in the required the Patrie observed the ...
A real difficulty to the feet , horses and small groups of airman is the danger that , men from a height of 3000 feet , even if an airship is appar- while from a height of 4000 feet ently heading in the required the Patrie observed the ...
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On 3000 to 4000 feet the airship the whole , helium , which is will practically have nothing almost as light as hydrogen to fear from the fire of these and not inflammable , appears weapons . Howitzers and some to be the best substitute ...
On 3000 to 4000 feet the airship the whole , helium , which is will practically have nothing almost as light as hydrogen to fear from the fire of these and not inflammable , appears weapons . Howitzers and some to be the best substitute ...
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The labourers , unable thousand feet above them both , to get their glass of an evenand we can see over half the ing , saved up their - were mean to say that every man in amusement : pence and world , or so my little son be- had a ...
The labourers , unable thousand feet above them both , to get their glass of an evenand we can see over half the ing , saved up their - were mean to say that every man in amusement : pence and world , or so my little son be- had a ...
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