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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 14 (September 1899) (1899)

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can at That the new navy should he strong in defensive regular intervals during the past few months. The re- United States stood fourth in rank, the number of ships qualities was to be expected, seeing that in the first tiirn of Admiral Dewey and the completion of the two and total displacements… … First-class Battleship " Maine." Class of Three Ships. Displaceiiiieut, 12,500 toiiB. Speed, 18 knots. IVIaxliiiuiii (;«>al Sup 2,000 toiiti. Armor: lat. 3 and 4 inches on slopes. Belt, 13 inches; barbettes, 15 incnes; tiirrtts*. 17 inches ; deck, 2^ inches on First-class Battleships " Eearsarge "…

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