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

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n six propellers. Their shape, of course, saucer about two feet ten inches in diameter and only Later on, in 1873 and 1875, Russia launched the iron- heavily handicapped them as regards speed. In their seven inches deep. Their crew consists of one man, clads "Novgorod" and "Admiral Popoff" in the… … shown a tendency to increase in length in propriately enough, the "Opyt" (Experiment) — Capt. Doenvig's Life-Saving Globe. greater proportion to their breadth of beam. she was told off as a transport. As she is said The advent of armor and very heavy cannon in war- Sea. These circular ships, whioh…

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