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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 16 (April 1884) (1884)

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ter boats form part of the equipment of the large war vessels in and, by the use of the frame, the carbon paper is always held garments that are clean. They will appear better on the the navy, and consequently both the dimensions and weight in a flat position. street than their English brethren.… … pedoes can be instantaneously eject- much as has been expended on the IMPROVED TORPEDO BOAT WITH IMPULSE GEAR ed by steam from the main boiler old engine, that has run evenly for 'without causing any loss of speed eighteen years. to the boat or necessil ating the presence of any of the principally…

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