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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 3 (1901) (1901)

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7 inches of Krupp samer produced by each spinneret; the steel taking the place of 6 inches of fact is, these teats are studded with thou- Harveyized steel on the belt, and the gun sands of minute tubes too small for the positions being protected with 11 inches naked eye to perceive, and each of… … eye of science, becomes one of the most on the main deck. Of these 6-inch guns, wonderful pieces of animated mechanism four will be able to fire dead ‘ahead and four dead astern. Although the “Duncan” is an ad- Known to man. The animal has great command over steel, associated with a 2%4-inch…

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