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 1 I    | Europeans was in the science of gunnery. Not, indeed, that their
 2 I    |     ingenuity to the science of gunnery. Witness the marvels of
 3 I    |          By Jove, the future of gunnery in America is lost!”~“Ay!
 4 I    |       screamed Bilsby; “work at gunnery for the benefit of foreigners?”~“
 5 VII  |         of the noble science of gunnery. It might appear, perhaps,
 6 VII  |     pretend that the science of gunnery has not advanced, but it
 7 X    |         the first principles of gunnery. He maintained that it was
 8 XII  |         unique in the annals of gunnery, might well cost five thousand
 9 XVIII|      enough— a mere question of gunnery; but when a person, professing
10 XIX  |        According to the laws of gunnery, the projectile must strike