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

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pinion which meshes with the to the floors of the vessels, and reduces the liability 13% inches at the waterline and 9% inches at the circular rack inside the barbette, thus driving the to damage in grounding and docking. Special docking turret. keels have been provided, these last being a great… … Displacement, 11,653 tons. Speed, VIM knots. Bunker Capacity, 1,310 tons. Armor: Belt, 16% inches to 4 inches; turrets. 14 inches; barbettes, 15 inches; deck, flat 2% inches, slopes 3 inches to 4 inches. Batteries s Four 13-inch B. L., fourteen 6-inch B. F., sixteen 6 pounders, SU. 1-pounders, four…

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