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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 15 (1899) (1899)

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ly to form a trough, the bottom of which is been ordered by the Navy Department, and where he chamber. Within the heating-chamber a ceiling-plate formed by a flange on one of the sections, meeting the had made a special study of turrets, with a view to is located, which is provided with a… … and all, on a central spindle, around which it was the deck of the ship. More space must also be pro- HODGSON’S CHICKEN-BROODER. made to revolve, whenever it was desired to point the vided by addinga superstructure, and this, if possible, guns on any particular object. The original plans for…

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