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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 25 (1871) (1871)

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, since his original design, which will considerably im- against an enemy’s vessel, the torpedo ship, from which its It will be observed that two buoys are attached to the tor- movements are controlled, being a small, quick speed craft, prove the architectural appearance of the bridge and sim-… … nal level, consequently the arch has fitted with a strap brake, the safety four fect less versed sine or rise than key line being run out froma similar, before. To lessen the grade of the railways it was nevessary little consequence to her when bow on. The casing of the although smaller, apparatus.…

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