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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 24 (December 1901) (1901)

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She is the fastest, best that the guns can be turned inboard within the side ing, in this latter case, the added protection of glacis protected and most powerfully armed ship in the United against the head-on raking fire of an enemy. The line, the two forward pairs swinging forward, and States… … Displacement) 14,948 tons. Speed, 19 knots. Banker Capacity, 1,900 tone. Armor: Belt, 11 Inches to i inches; turrets, 11 to 10 inches and 6J4 to 6 inches; barbettes, 10 inches and 6 inches; deck, flat, 1H inch, slope, 3 inches. Armament t Four 12-inch 40-callbcrB. L.; eights-inch 45-caliborB.L.;…

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