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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 7 (1893) (1893)

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er weighing over two thousand tons moving The re- at this rate of speed—a blow which, if fairly delivered, would crash through the sides of any vessel afloat. Asbestos Porcelain. The motive power consists of two sets of horizontal triple-expansion engines, and there are two double- ended and one… … If it were possible to one in each transverse water-tight compartment of the! double bottom, and sluice valves are fitted in the ver- | partments. be roomy and as left legged. The comfortableas inequality in the can be made on length of the limb is not con- any vessel of simi- lar build. The fined…

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