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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 17 (1882) (1882)

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between the upper and second decks STEAMSHIPS, accompanying table contains the principal dimensions and Height between second and third decks........,.:.. . The decline in ship building and shipping interests, so other important data: Height between third and orlop decks. ...............00.00- 000… … partments, transverse and longitudinal. be derived: from thus placing the screws far astern have been STERN OF CAPTAIN LUNDBORG’S STEAMSHIP. insisted on by the late Mr. Froude. It will also be seen that The peculiar form of the hull of this vessel] makes it pos- no scheme has ever before been put…

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