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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 6 (August 1872) (1872)

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es upon the power of resistance it exhibited, we can- the turret would be subjected to such a test as it would hole, uninjured as far as the front row of studs. not regard with satisfaction the performance of the gun, hardly meet with on service; for should the Glatton be The effects produced by… … inches between the upper and lower 15 inch outside plates; Fig. 1.—Horizontal Section through Turret at Level of Portion while the second shot, glancing on the glacis plate, pene- struck by Shot I. trated 13£ inches into the armor. But the most unsatisfac- even exposed to the fire of guns equal to…

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