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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 1 (January 1901) (1901)

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y-glass which military and overhung with many swinging electroliers, wires, tirely clothed with armor from top deck to waterline. officers have used for more than a hundred years is ropes, and deep iron girders bracing the roof, while on The armored cruiser is certainly one of the most, and… … is 1,020 tons and her total bunker capacity CABL E. MYEBS' ELECTBIC AEBIAL TOBFEDO. is 1,600 tons, and in these totals is included a certain amount of liquid fuel. The mo- diameter and 30 feet high, which contracted the nar- tive power is thoroughly up to date, the row passage-way on each side of…

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