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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 5 (July 1899) (1899)

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tleships with an average displacement of close to The latest battleship to be laid down is an improve- 14,000 tons and an average speed of over 18^4 knots. tons smaller than the "Royal Sovereign" class of the ment over the " Shikishima,'' and is very similar to Every one of these vessels has been… … *•/»*. «-7*/r.Ar «*'/T,^ Chinese " Chen Yuen," which acquitted knots. Pour of these have been built in itself so creditably in the battle of the American and British yards and have Protected Cruiser "Takasago." Class of Pour Ships. Yalu. She was built at Stettin, Germa- shown speeds of from 23 to…

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