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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 18 (May 1906) (1906)

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fense of the River Dneiper and the avoid the ram, for a time restricted this tendency in One of the naval officers to whom the novelty of the Sea of Azoff, were built from the designs of Vice-Ad- the case of men-of-war. It was at this period that cer- Russian circular ironclads greatly appealed was… … part and sinking down to be re-loaded under its pro- er of these quaint tection. The more upright part of the breastwork monsters of the The Yacht "Livadia." was to be made of 14-inch armor, and the sloping por- deep was capable of tions, as well as the under surface next the edge of steaming more…

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