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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 24 (1875) (1875)

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musket- with her in Charlestown harbor, the last time going down apparatus, as will be seen from the heavysemicircular iron | proof decks six inches thick. She was to be propelled by a with a crewof nine persons, and not again appearing tillshe frame with which it is provided, the ends was fished… … clads got aground, where they remained all nada. scull wheel, and was intendedto carry two torpedoes on each night, under fire from the banks; but although their torpe- —_——_____2 e+ = __________ side, fixed on the end of spars 96 feet long, supported by does were completely riddled with rifle…

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