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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 26 (December 1896) (1896)

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l open into the free from any break by lighting appliances, the lights of these engines are shown below the main deck. main dining room. All these rooms are finished in being concealed at the base of the cove. They are of the direct connected type. The pilot house carries a search light which will… … has been possible to give her an extra jectile to such a state of perfection STAIRWAY FROM SALOON TO GALLERY/ deck over the number carried by other that it will destroy even the strongest fortification, the resisting power of ships of her size and horse power on the river. There are five in all :…

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