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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 4 (July 1903) (1903)

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h slopes from below the defined characteristics of the French cruisers by which has several improvements in construction^ such as the water-line at the sides to about 4% feet above the method of clamping the plates without danger of they can be recognized at first glance and distinguished… … case, a thrust long life of thu Misplacement, 8,277 tons. Speed, 23.5k note. Coal Supply, 2,000 tons and liquid fuel. Armor: 2^-inch deck ; lj^-iuca casemates ; 2-inch smn shields. of over 25,000 machine and Armament t Two 6.4-inch ; six 5.5-inch ; ten 3-ponnders; five 1-poundere ; two above-water…

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