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

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y detonated by a suitable fuse; whole mass was swung around 8 feet to the left Carnegie plate for the "Missouri" was attacked by it must possess the elements of stability—that is to of its original position. However, in view of the great one Carpenter and two Wheeler uncapped shells, with say, it… … An llH-inch Kruppized Plate After.Attack by Thre-s of Our 12-Inch Armor-Piercing High- Rear View of Same Target, Showing Complete Destruction Wrought by 12-Inch Armor-Piercing Shot Explosive Projectiles. Plate and BackLig Completely Wrecked, Loaded with 20 Pounds of the New Government…

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