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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 22 (November 1898) (1898)

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ed that a warship must be remembered, includes all vessels >a worthy, commodious, com- that appear on the official lists >rtable for the crew, carry her of the navy. Some of them are uns high above the water, and necessarily old ships whose slow ave good speed and large coal- speed and out-of-date… … "Magnificent" Class- 14,900 Tons. Also ^Formidable" Class, with continuous waterline belt struction, there has always been thers in having her guns car- and two additional 6-inch guns on main deck. a proportionate increase in the ied in turrets, the freeboard speed of war vessels. eing reduced to…

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