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

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the right or left the vessel must be bodily revolved It can move about by the aid of a rudder and three of fresh water. There are three scuttles in the upper in the required direction, while elevation or depression part of the globe, where also is situated the manhole screws driven by electricity… … consists of an inner Circular Boats on the Euphrates Circular Coracle Used on the Boani River. counterpoise weights which are pro- side of this odd vessel. She has vessel vided for the purpose. She is to been tested and seems to answer have three smaller guns in fixed the purpose for which she has…

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