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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 17 (April 1900) (1900)

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a height of 4 feet above powerful battleships and large armored cruisers. the cars simply sliding clear of their trucks onto the the upper deck. The main armament consists of four Concrete evidence of the truth of the above state- lumber car and over the pile of lumber to the cars 12-inch… … battery i s a Iv. and it is very powerful desirable that LATEST JAPANESE BATTLESHIP, << SftlKISHIMA.'' DISPLACEMENT, 14,800 TONS; SPEED, 1903 KNOTS.

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