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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 7 (1899) (1899)

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t it is a novel experience to a channel for herself, which was about 2 feet in depth. be able to look, as we do in these photographs, right The reef consists chiefly of firm sand, and as the im- into this complicated portion of the anatomy of the petus of the vessel carried her through it the enor-… … Forward—Keel Block Seen at Right of Cut. Removed. REPAIRING THE KEEL OF A BATTLESHIP. the “ Massachusetts” returned to the yard, she was buckled and pushed upward the framing itself. It instance, is due to the fact that the injuries to the keel floated into this dock and the very difficult and…

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