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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 15 (April 1897) (1897)

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ut having to view of the officers must be applied to definite and a photograph of this noble vessel which was taken im- medale with the spiral springs that tend constantly to remote points, and in which the impedimentum of the equipment cannot easily be increased by the weight of mediately upon her… … going qualities her freeboard has been raised about the oculars, and two lateral shutters, E and E', main- NEY'S POCKET FIELD GLASS. eight or nine feet, or about the height of one deck, from tain the spacing of the two flat sides. In order to close her bow back as far as the rear eight inch gun…

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