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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 9 (1898) (1898)

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- Hood had run to the poop; and I sup- prived at a stroke of one of its most posed, asI followed, he was dazed ly efficient ships; but when to this is added the fact that the explosion the shock and about to jump over- which rent the ill-fated vessel asunder board. I hailed him, and he answered… … be looked for within the ship itself; rescue those forward or to extinguish but if the explosion was due toa de- the flames, which followed close upon section of the navy. Her prin- cipal dimensions “Maine,” which were as follows: fully explains the Length, 318 feet ; frightful fatality beam, 57…

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