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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 20 (November 1898) (1898)

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line, and those in the open forward are carried Twenty-seven months was the maximum time for com- inches at the deck line throughout the region occupied high enough to permit of their being left open even pletion set by the bidders. by the engines, the boilers, and the magazines, taper- when the… … DECK FLAN OF THE "ARKANSAS." the mast and the big venti- present designs will be reme- lators, while a good deal of died. We give herewith draw- the foul air of the boiler spaces, especially, would be ward and abaft the ** vital" space the armor is ings and a description of the first designs, now…

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