Publisher's Synopsis
This is a report submitted to the United States government detailing the munitions of war exhibited at the Paris Universal Exhibition of 1867. Authored by C.B. Norton and W.J. Valentine, the report provides a comprehensive overview of the latest advancements and innovations in military technology presented at the exhibition. It offers valuable insights into the state of the arms industry during this period, highlighting the various types of weaponry, equipment, and manufacturing processes on display.
The report is a fascinating historical document for those interested in the history of military technology, industrial development, and international exhibitions. It provides a snapshot of the global arms race and the technological progress that defined the era.
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