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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 19 (May 1892) (1892)

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two-masted schooner, 366. The rudder is partly balanced. Its weight is a photograph of the scene, for which we are indebted spreading 7,310 sq. ft. of sail. The boats are stowed to Mr. J. H. Faber, photographer, Norfolk, Va. about 7'5 tons. The ordinary right and left steering Naval Constructor… … THE UNITED STATES CRUISER RALEIGH. bottle was broken the Raleigh was stopped Paris prescribed by a law of 1877 shows that by her anchors in midstream. Governor the number of pigeons and owners is yearly The main armament consists of one 6 in. breech-load- Holt and staff, the volunteer soldiery of…

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