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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 7 (1882) (1882)

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. Her chief artillery screws, paper; and the machine exhibited at the patent exhibition 4. The Tempéte. This is a first-class} coast defender. features are the great height above water of her heavy guns, in Frankfurt a. M. gives ample proof of his ability in con- viz., 2714 feet; the fact that they… … home of the sides. She is much as chains are used to in the full sense a _broad- turn the rods, whereas here- side ship, and fully masted. She has one turret, with two 1044 inch guns. The peculiar tofore belts or ropes were used, which produced irregular 2. The Redoubtable has, in a less degree,…

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