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VIII. Observations on the height to which rockets ascend
The Use of Rockets is, or may be, to considerable in determining the Position of distant Places to each other, and in giving Signals for naval or military Purposes, that I thought it worth while to examine what Height they usually rise to, the better to determine the Extent of the Country, through which they can be seen.
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