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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 19 (May 1865) (1865)

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ings, A being the torpedo; B the friction constant menace, has caused universal rejoicing mission." It is hardly necessary to add that the primer; C the supporting frame; D theelevatingchain, among our own people and excited the admiration " ramming " " state of naval warfare," inaugurated and E… … tion of this style of invention," and that it was, in- confess himself second to any in rejoicing at the de- cability it has only to be borne in mind that powder, liverance, or in admiration of the brave and heroic deed, that alone which suggested the contrivance. exploded under water, has no…

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