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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 11 (1904) (1904)

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d for cushioning its descent when bution of the 4-inch guns is as follows: Forward on quickly lowered, so as to prevent jar or injury to the stationed. prop braces, bows, and other parts. Just back of the the upper deck there will be two guns on center pivot may be actuated. swings within a seat of… … is attached to the vessel containing the salt solution APPARATUS FOR UTILIZING THE ROLL OF A SHIP, so that the inclination of the floating egg toward the horizontal can be measured. In this way the age vehicle top. The rock shaft is operated by a lever dome-shaped casing which carries a cylinder at…

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