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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 9 (November 6, 1858) (1858)

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y eight times their breadth of beam. of its merits are as follows :— these reasons, itis believed that the vessel will also, that the plan and position of the pro- The portion of our vessel not immersed has be an unusually safe one. pelling wheel in this vessel is such that its the same lines as… … passages than have yet been obtained are de- ceive blows from the heaving sea, no flat deck sirable, and may be had by vessels construct- to hold, or bulwark to retain, the water that ed on our plan; and if they are confined to minimum hold of the water will be much “The boilers are similar to…

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