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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 11 (1863) (1863)

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he hammers—by theaid of galvanic batteries ; inshort, revolving, unless some auxiliary be brought to bear, they:have been projected upon all possible schemes, to detain under fire the ship or ships endeavoring to and with but very little success. It would be a curiousitem for the statistician if we… … rebels also sent torpedoes down stream, when- assault from an encemy’s ship or ships. To up adrift before it had exploded. Whether it would ever they thought they could do mischief; but our mind the raft forms the bést method of ob- have injured the iron-clads is a matter of some structing the…

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