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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 16 (October 1899) (1899)

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its steadying effect, began to make a splendid which had defeated with comparative ease the fleetest the lead-ballasted keel in the exhibition of cutter work in cutter, constituted the radi- the favorable cutter weather. cal difference between the The " Puritan" under her two types as they existed… … bowsprit was a permanent the " Genesta" by the " Puri- CUTTER BIO. SLOOP BIO. fixture in the bows and it had tan," but little apprehension a pronounced upward rake. was entertained regarding the visit of the " Galatea," as she was known to be an infe- craft of her kind in British waters. It was…

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