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 1 I   |      engines of the American artillery.~This fact need surprise
 2 I   |      instruments of European artillery.~It is but fair to add that
 3 I   | dreams of a Platonic kind of artillery.~“This is horrible!” said
 4 I   |   progress of the science of artillery! Yes, gentlemen! I who address
 5 II  |  Being nominated director of artillery during the war, he proved
 6 II  |      whether the progress of artillery science would not enable
 7 II  |      said he, “what progress artillery science has made during
 8 IX  |      before the committee of artillery.”~“Quite true,” said the
 9 XV  | front of them was a piece of artillery ready to give fire on the
10 VIII|      to carry some pieces of artillery to defend oneself.”~“Good,”
11 XX  |      consisting of infantry, artillery, and cavalry, to conquer