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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 6 (February 1879) (1879)

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graving of a submerged spar torpedo, in- sound and legitimate business principles. The managers prognimme announced. As already said, the voyage will serted in the last issue of the Scientific Amekican, will have no other pecuniary interest in the expedition than to take about sixteen months, which… … STERN OF THE "DESTROYER." BOW OF THE "DESTROYER." EXTERIOR OF THE "DESTROYER." and effective character of his manner of working the spar States Navy; while the financial affairs of the expedition suflScient for the full attainment of the objects of the expe- and exploding the torpedo. At the same…

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