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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 7 (February 1894) (1894)

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ty minutes past four, the longboats stood person, but simply Robert Pulton, who also invented very communicative. I entered into all the details of the mechanism and use of the torpedoes with for the brig and the torpedoes were thrown into the the first submarine boats, and it is harsh to state… … least partially, might be de- Fig. l.-TORPEDO AT ANCHOR AND PLACED IN SUCH A WAY A8 Fig. 2.-A TORPEDO BOAT PREPARED FOR AN rived there- in alarming the TO BLOW UP A 8HIP COMING INTO CONTACT WITH IT. ATTACK. from from a British power, A, inclination under influence of current. B, projection in…

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