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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 26 (1902) (1902)

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r is regulated by the distance of the latter infantry in the army. With four knots greater speed armor which form the forward and after limits of the from the lens, and the marginal rays which enter the than the vessels of the “Connecticut” class of battle- belt armor. Between the gun and berth… … armor. The protective deck, which extends from pose to avoid the forming of a double image of the bow to stern, will be 1% inches thick on the flat specter. The simplest way to silver the slide cover over the engine and boiler spaces, 4 inches thick on to point, and with their excess of speed over…

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