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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 9 (August 1893) (1893)

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circumstances, would produce. ships will be prepared for it, as they now understand "The next feature is the intimate union of our mor- $200,000. Some fifty or more proposed plans have been what it is. Torpedo submarine vessels are not new; tar with the hull of thje screw steam vessel, which… … tion : Genuine Vinegar. In the British Pharma- " The annexed engrav- ings are views of a floating, copoeia, The Analyst says, partly submerged propel- vinegar is defined as "an ler, torpedo vessel, pro- acid liquid, prepared from Fig. l.-NASMYTH'S TORPEDO BOAT OF 1853 posed by James Nasmyth, a…

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