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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 2 (July 1885) (1885)

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entirely exposed that it may hardly say has been the subject of long and bitter at- citadel type representing the ships termed the Admiral be questioned if she could keep a man at any of her tack by Sir Edward Reed. At present this line of class, being all named after celebrated admirals—that guns… … SAIL EIGGED MERRY-GO-ROUND. advantages of building by ing upon crossed timbers, contract and in the royal the ends of which may be shipyards. The Benbow is of the mastless type, hav- pegged to the ground or which may be made of a known naval officers. On the other hand, others think ing only a pole…

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