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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 11 (March 1894) (1894)

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ricks per shift, its capacity being containing the heaviest guns. There will also be other posed of nearly 10 parts of aluminum to nearly 90 parts limited chiefly by the time consumed in removing the armor elsewhere on the ship of less thickness, copper. This, it was statod, was an alloy which… … and four 1 pounder to England. A trial rapid fire guns and THE HEW BATTLE SHIP IHDIAHA. shipment, made by f our Gatlings. There the Hon. J. H. Conner, of Victorian eggs and cheese, any ordinary process, had 90,000 pounds tensile will be also six torpedo tubes. The vessel is cut up was lately…

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