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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 23 (1898) (1898)

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e and The hulls of the ships are substantially similar to the tops of which will be practically 100 feet above the aft for a distance of 220 feet. ‘The ‘‘ Maine,” however, e ‘‘Illinois” type refined by the added length of grate bars. Blowers will be fitted for forced draught. has adecided advantage… … shows how the most re- fords ampler deck room cent practices and our for various purposes and more space on the deck own system of hull pro- tection yield certain sav- beneath. The details of the armor ings of weight, which per- mit the weight of the de- have not yet been finally very considerable…

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