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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 17 (1901) (1901)

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d to stow 2,000 tons aboard if so desired.. As compared same dimensions. Another advantage is that we can descends to a junction with the bottom of the belt with our battleship “Maine,” it will be seen that the below the waterline. The space between the slope and main battery is not so powerful,… … thus giving a total re- which may also have sistance equal to a ver- occurred to several tical belt of 18 inches of scientists, though we are not aware that anybody but Rieder has put emery- against twelve 6-inch rapid fire guns. This, however, steel, which is the thickness carried by our vessels…

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