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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 22 (June 1883) (1883)

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ds was enveloped, and the office of which was to deaden shocks. general solution has been found, and we are not certain as the strength o£ the vessel; and to comprehend the parade Independent of the channel-wales, there were strong to the most essential point—the mode of propulsion. Sail- cinctures… … hind, the officers' quarters. Around these principal The trireme was a very long boat with flat bottom and sharp form, and sitting low in the water, as the use of rowing, which, moreover, had a useful purpose, since it: facts, which are known to us through texts or figures, are permitted of…

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