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

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in dealing the decisive strokes when the ships of one or to 14 inches, and the turrets 18 inches in thickness. The as holding the same predominant position in the East- other side had been badly crippled. After a battleship^ 16 to 20-inch armor is carried up to the main deck amid- ern as our own… … Benbow," of the " Admiral' Class—10,600 Tons. up as follows : Armored vessels, one. They were completed comprising battleships, coast de- etween the years. 1892 and 1895, fense vessels, and armored cruis- nd were designed by Sir Wil- ers, 103 ; unarmored vessels, in- am White, the chief naval con-…

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