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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 19 (1898) (1898)

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y are strength- selves upon Providence in these matters, and think tor should chance to be at the Brooklyn Navy Yard ened and stiffened in all directions by stout copper that this ‘‘ microbial epidemic” was some widespread when one of the latest steel warships is lying with- clinched oak knees. The… … siruchion «and THE OLD THREE-DECKER LINE-OF-BATTLE SHIP “VERMONT,” NOW RECEIVING SHIP AT THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD. anoUner tues they formed no ; ter; but Sir E. part of theship Length between perpendiculars, 19614 feet ; beam, 53 feet ; draught, 25!¢ feet ; displacement, 4,150 tons ; speed, 10 knots;…

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