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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 9 (1898) (1898)

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ches by 9 feet by 6 inches. The backing consisted of easily proved itself to be the very best in the world. jectile remained welded to the plate, judging from the The Krupp gas process has produced plates which are smaller part of body and base found in front of the as superior to the Harvey and… … the plate and the oak backing; but though the 18-inch belt or 15-inch tur- they were stopped by the skin plating rets of the ‘‘Oregon” type of ship without cracking the latter. The hole have never been penetrated in an actual made in the plate was of an irregular oblong form, ing-in bolts1‘5 inches…

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