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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 25 (1875) (1875)

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specimen thus described, having nine stove, the invention of B. Giles, Blackheath, England, who Like all her predecessors of modern type, the Alexandra arms, I claim as my discovery, and it should be acknow- has her water line protected by a belt having a maximum ledged as typical of the genus.… … ahead, and two straight astern. On each broadside from widely distributed. In 1867 I placed my original specimen four to six guns can be fought, according to the bearing of claims to have succeeded in cooking the most delicate dishes in the hands of that accomplished naturalist, Professor O.…

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