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

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ick Woolley, Associate and Secretary of the Institution of Naval Architects, Eugland, recently read be- ca, the Southern States, being overpowered by the force and cussion fuses, which were exploded on contact, the shape of resources of their adversaries, resorted to a most extensive fore that… … VARIOUS TORPEDOES. him, or expelling it therefrom by means of two arising from the use of electric communication, he brass force pumps, at the same time letting fall about 200 employment of torpedoes, that the power of this species of invented, in 1871, the plan shown in Fig. 6. This consists of…

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