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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 4 (January 1899) (1899)

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upper works. gree of helm, and have a common point or points on mj^^ ;...i' Upper Dtck Armour Deck. " Valmy ^' Class. Four Ships. First-class Battleship " Charlemagne," 11,275 tons, 18 knots. Class of Three Ships. Tr6houart"havc 13'4-incli k'iup i" the turrotc and four 3fl-inrh ens. The " Bouviiie… … The " Bruix " Class of Four Ships. The •' Dupuy de Lome." NAVIES OF THE WORLD—III. FRANCE. which they can concentrate their maximum weight of On the score of appearance we must confess to a par- when "La Gloire " led the way in ironclad construc- fire. tiality for the French vessels. While they may…

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