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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 9 (1861) (1861)

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, character, and to depend upon her sails for cruising, with the excep- Secondly, By constructing the vessel above the water- line of such material as should be proof against shot or tion of a small power to overcome the friction of the pro- size, appearance, destination, and perhaps its very… … THE STEVENS FLOATING BATTERY. We would arm her with afew guns of the largest caliber Thirdly, By working the engine expansively in ordinary an exaggerated sword -fish, a multangular floating for- (made of the same material as the one lately constructed time with boilers capable of resisting a high…

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