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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 22 (1901) (1901)

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ion be made for correcting the compression struction after the new gun had been put in place. upper half to a vertical distance of 10 inches, or until of the ways under the weight of the gun; and this was The “Kearsarge”’ was sent to the Brooklyn navy it touched the roof of the turret. Then, by… … means of hand-operated than the removal of two jacks, which were heeled port-plates and some against transverse timbers that had been provided distance, it was found that the gun could be drawn of the angle iron framing at the ports. for the purpose between the longitudinal timbers of forward clear…

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