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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 24 (1895) (1895)

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value of the torpedo boat. English naval in the following manner: He heats resinous sub constructors and shipbuilders are now devoting their pezred when steaming through the harbor of New York. Her arrival at Southampton is to be the occa- energies to the designing of other boats to destroy sion of… … the available space in the boilers is 28,- in the saloon not oc- 450 pounds. The cupied by woodwork is filled with paneling. The ency of wax or dry resin, and capable of being used torpedo boats for the Maine are technically of the dome contains on the after end two allegorical panels, either alone…

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