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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 9 (1887) (1887)

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p the that disproved on demonstration by further trials gravely asserted that an actual torpedo would have rebounded a certain, distance before explosion took under conditions less favorable to the ship, and we bottom of the old ironclad Resistance, and tried the place, and this would diminish its… … would have a like result; and that block and back and clinching on the although serious damage would be back, thus making the block and back caused, the ship would remain ‘“‘ float- OF H.M.S, RESISTANCE, practically inseparable. ; ing and seaworthy, with her offensive The Davis flue brush patent,’…

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