Chapter

 1 I     |        THE GUN CLUB~During the War of the Rebellion, a new
 2 I     |   between the survivors of the war; the thunder of the guns
 3 I     |  America is lost!”~“Ay! and no war in prospect!” continued
 4 I     |        to enable us to declare war against some transatlantic
 5 I     |        way to find a cause for war— did not North America once
 6 I     |       the four teeth which the war had left him; “that will
 7 II    |        of artillery during the war, he proved himself fertile
 8 II    |        state, baldly, that any war which would recall us to
 9 II    |     Tremendous applause!) “But war, gentlemen, is impossible
10 VII   |      general, “that during the war I was a member of the committee
11 VIII  |       remember that during the war, at the siege of Atlanta,
12 IX    | gunpowder factories during the war.~“Gentlemen,” said this
13 IX    |    when I say that, during the war, and for the very largest
14 IX    |     employment for purposes of war. This powder, now called
15 X     |       arose during the Federal war between the guns and armor
16 X     |   which rests the whole art of war.~Now if Barbicane was a
17 X     |        with the shot, when the war came to an end on the very
18 XI    |  returned the others.~Thus the war went on for several days,
19 XII   |    cannon-shots in the Federal war cost one thousand dollars
20 XII   |     New York, which during the war had furnished the largest
21 XIV   |     herds of buffaloes and the war parties of the Seminoles
22 XXII  |       here? to teach them what war is, to inform them that
23 XXVIII|   Baltimore after the American war, conceived the idea of putting