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

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d this weight is disconnected by means provided in- side the "Worker" and she "bobs up serenely from be- low." The two latest at- tempts at globular vessels are the "Doenvig life-sav- ing globe" and the "auto - propulseur Adam-Boudin," an extraordinary ball- 1 i k e affair that trundles itself… … shape gives strength to resist the the best type of vessel. The " Popoftkas " : " Novgorod " and " Admiral Popott. The "Auto-Propulseur" "Adam Boudin." Admiral Noel's Proposed Circular Ironclad Battleship. CURIOSITIES OF NAVAL ARCHITECTURE—ROUND SHIPS AND GLOBULAR VESSELS.

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