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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 24 (December 1863) (1863)

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20 feet. Width, 50 feet. The inner iron hull has vertical sides and a llat Depth, 21 feet 8 inches. bottom, both of J-inch iron plates, and has the usual Length of iron hull, 270 feet. angle-iron frames, and 12-inch cross-floors. All Width, 41 feet 8 inches. around this is a water compartment, also… … Length of iron hull, 183 feet 9 inches. tance they are 6J inches wide by 4 inches thick, thus Width, 33 feet. The keel is made of 1 inch iron, the garboard strake of making the armor in the part most liable to be hit Depth of deck beams at center, 15 inches. J-inch plates, and the restof the hull…

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