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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 22 (December 1900) (1900)

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t the glue may hold. other. It is required that the water-line armor belt be The armored cruiser, besides being the eyes and ears so placed that at least a foot of it will be out of water of the fleet, will take its place if need be in the line GoTernmental Saperrlslon of Forestry, of battle. The "… … DrawinfjbyE. Q. Skerrett. HEW ABHOBED CBDI8EBS OF THE "CALIFOBNIA" AND "MARYLAND" TYPES. Lenstbt 602 feet Beam, TO feet Displacement, 13,800 tons. Speed, 22 knots. Bo nker Capacity, 2,000 tons. Armor i Belt. 6 inches; deck, 1^ Co 4 Inches; kod positions, 8 inches. Armameut s foai 46-iaUlitt,»4iiclM…

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