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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 26 (June 1889) (1889)
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tments, one above the other, weighs — — « » < — 11,000 kilogs., and loaded with 3,000 kilogs. of lead- TOBPEDO BOATS. that is to say, weighing 14,000 kilogs—was raised to a An able paper was read, not long ago, before the considerable height. There it was fastened with ordi- United Service… … HOW TOBPEDO BOATS ABE MEANT TO ATTACK IBONCLADS. There was a general rails. © 1889 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Locomotive · Device · Torpedo · Apparatus · Scientific American · Munn · War ship · Sewing machine · Torpedo boat · Natural gas · Electric light · Blow pipe · Screw cutting · American supplement · Mississippi river
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