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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 1 (1901) (1901)

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rating number of these fine vessels ; for she has powerful and less likely to expose an observer to the no less than fourteen of this type, of from about 10,000 long-distance fire of anenemy. The list of dead and to 14,000 tons displacement and 21 to 23 knots speed, wounded sent home from South… … earried up to the main deck. Associated vessel usually started from its elevated platform across with the belt is a 2-inch armored deck, and the arena, rising as it flew, and then turning gradually the various gun positions of the casemate about and retracing its course, then curving and gradu- or…

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