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DU PONT—PATRIOT AND POWDER-MAKER 37 Du Pont could afford to cling to his ideals; he could indulge in the sometimes expensive sentiment of patriotism, so well was he entrenched. But there were other merchants, less secure and less scrupulous.
CHAPTER IV AMERICAN MUSKETEERS The Yankees beat all creation. There seems to be no limit to what they are able to do.—Lord Wolseley to Hiram Maxim. AMERICA made excellent gunpowder. It also produced superior small arms. The end of the Civil War gave a tremendous impetus to the sales campaign of American arms makers. The bottom had more than fallen out of their domestic market. With large plant, personnel, and stocks on their hands, the arms manufacturers had to seek foreign outlets. Moreover, the second-hand merchants were pressing them in the smaller countries and they found it necessary to seek out the ordnance departments of the Great Powers. But the most potent cause for expansion was that the world was ready to buy American small arms. A trio of American manufacturers had emerged whose products were now world famous—Colt, Winchester, and Remington. As early as 1851, at the London World's Fair, American rifles were a sensation, and they received medals. The British sent commissions to the United States to study factory methods and they were gladly and proudly shown through various arsenals. This hospitality had its reward in immediate and large orders. Between 1855 and 1870 the following governments bought American machinery for the manufacture of rifles and pistols: England, Russia, Prussia, Spain, Turkey, Sweden, Denmark, and Egypt, to mention the most important. Others followed in subsequent years— 38
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Page 82 and 83: KRUPP—THE CANNON KING 71 of indus
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Page 86 and 87: KRUPP—THE CANNON KING 75 lieved I
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KRUPP AT WORK AGAIN The Krupp plant
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CHAPTER VII AUTOMATIC DEATH—THE S
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AUTOMATIC DEATH—MAXIM'S GUN 87 an
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AUTOMATIC DEATH—MAXIM'S GUN 89 .
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AUTOMATIC DEATH—MAXIM'S GUN 93 ou
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CHAPTER VIII SUPERSALESMAN OF DEATH
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SUPERSALESMAN OF DEATH 97 It was ju
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SUPERSALESMAN OF DEATH 99 tional sp
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SUPERSALESMAN OF DEATH 101 his shad
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SUPERSALESMAN OF DEATH 103 thousand
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SUPERSALESMAN OF DEATH 105 but the
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SUPERSALESMAN OF DEATH 107 cal cons
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STEPMOTHER OF PARLIAMENT 109 the ea
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STEPMOTHER OF PARLIAMENT 111 trial,
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STEPMOTHER OF PARLIAMENT 113 tions,
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STEPMOTHER OF PARLIAMENT 115 and to
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STEPMOTHER OF PARLIAMENT 117 In the
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STEPMOTHER OF PARLIAMENT 119 and be
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CHAPTER X SEIGNEUR DE SCHNEIDER If
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SEIGNEUR DE SCHNEIDER 123 servient
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SEIGNEUR DE SCHNEIDER 125 compete i
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SEIGNEUR DE SCHNEIDER 127 not frigh
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SEIGNEUR DE SCHNEIDER 129 ness dimi
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SEIGNEUR DE SCHNEIDER 131 another F
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SEIGNEUR DE SCHNEIDER 133 On Januar
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SEIGNEUR DE SCHNEIDER 135 rubles to
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SEIGNEUR DE SCHNEIDER 137 even more
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SEIGNEUR DE SCHNEIDER 139 an order.
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THE EVE OF THE WORLD WAR 141 chosen
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THE EVE OF THE WORLD WAR 143 return
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THE EVE OF THE WORLD WAR 145 Americ
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THE EVE OF THE WORLD WAR 147 guns,
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THE EVE OF THE WORLD WAR 149 key, w
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THE EVE OF THE WORLD WAR 151 Poland
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THE EVE OF THE WORLD WAR 153 are in
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CHAPTER XII THE WORLD WAR—THE WAR
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THE WAR IN EUROPE 157 and its artil
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THE WAR IN EUROPE 159 on this subje
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THE WAR IN EUROPE 161 veritable hom
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THE WAR IN EUROPE 163 man plans, fo
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THE WAR IN EUROPE 165 ish merchants
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THE WAR IN EUROPE 167 their supply
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THE WAR IN EUROPE 169 his Russian f
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THE WAR IN EUROPE 171 enough for 56
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CHAPTER XIII THE WORLD WAR—ENTER
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PLUS gA CHANGE— 191 If a delibera
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PLUS QA CHANGE— 193 of them were
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PLUS QA CHANGE— 195 have heavily
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198 MERCHANTS OF DEATH intimidated
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202 MERCHANTS OF DEATH the rule of
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204 MERCHANTS OF DEATH is today. Bu
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206 MERCHANTS OF DEATH matically in
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208 MERCHANTS OF DEATH He lost no t
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212 MERCHANTS OF DEATH there was no
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216 MERCHANTS OF DEATH Shearer's ab
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CHAPTER XVI FROM KONBO TO HOTCHKISS
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220 MERCHANTS OF DEATH anchored off
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224 MERCHANTS OF DEATH means he was
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226 MERCHANTS OF DEATH Sir William
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228 MERCHANTS OF DEATH bursting wit
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230 MERCHANTS OF DEATH machine guns
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232 MERCHANTS OF DEATH American rep
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234 MERCHANTS OF DEATH in a British
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242 MERCHANTS OF DEATH many. This w
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244 MERCHANTS OF DEATH factory at O
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246 MERCHANTS OF DEATH are chiefly
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250 MERCHANTS OF DEATH each. 38 The
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252 MERCHANTS OF DEATH really expen
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256 MERCHANTS OF DEATH masks and dr
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258 MERCHANTS OF DEATH wars were fo
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260 MERCHANTS OF DEATH Year 1863-18
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262 MERCHANTS OF DEATH most vital n
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264 MERCHANTS OF DEATH ments suffic
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266 MERCHANTS OF DEATH would appear
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268 MERCHANTS OF DEATH countries ha
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274 NOTES AND REFERENCES 9 Arthur W
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276 NOTES AND REFERENCES 9 H. Rober
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280 NOTES AND REFERENCES CHAPTER XI
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282 NOTES AND REFERENCES 27 Nationa
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284 NOTES AND REFERENCES Anonymous,
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286 BIBLIOGRAPHY Anonymous, Report
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288 BIBLIOGRAPHY Yak University Pre
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290 BIBLIOGRAPHY Le Monde, No. 265,
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292 BIBLIOGRAPHY don, 1916. Newbold
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294 BIBLIOGRAPHY Simpson,. V. L., "
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296 BIBLIOGRAPHY University Press,
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298 INDEX Armament Industry (contin
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300 INDEX Dawney, Col. F. G. C, and
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302 INDEX Hearst, W. R., and Sheare
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304 INDEX Nordenfeldt, Tosten Vilhe
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306 INDEX Springfield rifle, in Wor
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308 INDEX World War (continued) new
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