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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 11 (March 1862) (1862)

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d the brig almost entirely out of American, and the annexed figure illustrates another deep, and three feet across at the top, and made of the water, and broke her in two. In 1806, Mr. Ful- very novel torpedo, which has been found in the Ten- wooden staves. These torpedoes were sunk in five ton,… … end of the wars of Napoleon until the Crimean war, tained fr^m a secession lady, and Lieut. Phelps dragged Russian Iron-cased Torpedo. the subject had a long repose. The British and galvanic battery on shore. The charge was intend- for them and drew them up by ropes, at such a dis- French fleets…

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