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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 8 (1897) (1897)

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nsa- could be removed and working space could be obtained of our readers the dock will be completed and ready for by taking up the planking on the floor of the dock— tional rumors which have appeared in the daily press the entrance of warships. In its general construction to the effect that the… … is comparatively modern, all the carry the concentrated weight of the earlier docks having been built ship and prevent seepage of water of stone. The first timber docks from without when it is empty. The floor of the dock, which is 626 feet 8 inches long years ago, and experience has shown that…

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