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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 25 (1904) (1904)

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pecified that the ships were to have the high- way, all the heavier armor is of the cemented Krupp est combination of speed, defensive armor, battery steel type), which is 9 inches in thickness at the top and 7 inches at the bottom in way of the machinery power, and coal endurance compatible with a… … from stem to stern; in the “Idaho,” it extends from ship carries four 12-inch, eight the bow to the after end of the central broadside bat- 8-inch, twelve 7-inch guns and a tery, at which point the freeboard is reduced by about numerous battery of smaller 8 feet, or from say 21 to 13 feet. While…

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