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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 4 (1899) (1899)

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ave their tactical value, for it is of very great advantage to ships that fly the tricolor. defects, the former of which is irremediable, while the a fleet if, in its evolutions, all the ships have the same The French naval architects have always worked latter has been remedied by removing military… … Class of Three Ships. Mole To reduce wengh ihe after Miltary Mast has been laken out and the bridyes cul down Spar Oeck es oe > Oo" = chee NAVIES OF THE WORLD—III. FRANCE, which they can concentrate their maximum weight of On the score of appearance we must confess to a par- when ‘‘La Gloire” led…

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