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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 19 (May 1898) (1898)
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classes. Any other comparison is entirely misleading, as in the case of the average speed comparison. Here, as the writer of the article must included as are actually in commission and available know only too well, the United States ships have shown in the table of the article referred to, in which… … * Large energy due to her new armament of nine 5'5-inch rapid-fire gnns. t We have made a liberal compatation of the eneigy of Sponiah sapid-fire ganB, assaming them to be the Canet 50-caliber pieces in every case. © 1898 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Ships · Spanish · Vessels · Lath · Armor · Guns · Scientific American · Bicycle · Cast Iron · Average speed · Sticking machine · Lath carrying · Armored cruisers · High speed · San gabriel · Torpedo boats · Torpedo boat
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