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Gunpowder and Ammunition, Their Origin and Progress

Note 418 — Chapter XII · GUNPOWDER

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In the Peninsular War, our men could fire over 100 rounds, the French only 50, without washing out the barrels of their muskets. Marquis de Chambray, Œuvres, v. 293-4.

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