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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 16 (October 1905) (1905)

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truction by blowing up the sunken nik" and the shore is the wreck of the "Yinkao Maru," ships with heavy charges of high explosives. of high explosive were detonated both against the Great was the astonishment with which it was outside and in the interior of the hulls. It is one of the Japanese… … stationed thereon were able to render the fire plugged up, and the larger openings were in- Warships are shown in black; merchant vessels, sunk to block entrance, shown in "white. of the 11-inch mortars accurate. For the closed with cofferdams or rendered water-tight sinking of the ships, eighteen…

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