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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 22 (1883) (1883)

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Mr. Cartault, increase every day; and yet no mobility of the benches, a feature so regrettable as regards was enveloped, and the office of which was to deaden shocks. general solution has been found, and we are not certain as the strength of the vessel; and to comprehend the parade Independent of… … front, the cable bitts and the cook’s room, and, be- ured monuments show it, according to my opinion. hind, the officers’ quarters. Around these principal The trireme was a very long boat with flat bottom and sharp form, and sitting low in the water, as the use of a large number of oars required.…

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