CARCASS
, is a hollow cafe formed of ribs of iron,
and covered over with pitched cloth &c, about the
size of bomb-shells; or sometimes made all of iron except
two or three holes for the fire to blaze through.
These are filled with various matters and combustibles,
to five houses, when thrown out of mortar pieces into
besieged places.
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