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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 24 (June 1875) (1875)

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command of Lieutenant Cassell, inserted in a recess, /, in the plug, c; a thin insulated bridge, fix in the screw, and had to desist from the attempt. 'with a crew of three men, carrying a torpedo containing 60 g, is attached to the spindle, d, under which are two termi- The next step in the same… … tion, which they at once thiough some accident be- SPAR TORPEDO LAUNCH. pronounced to be imprac- forehand, and that then, ticable. Fulton then returned to America, where he also tion of the explosion, and thinkingthat their boat would pro- as soon as the wires were connected, the torpedo would be…

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