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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 3 (January 1907) (1907)

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e imperial stand at about 2 many princes and princesses, P. M., which faced the stem of and a huge number of all the ship. Preparations for the classes of people, at the Yoko- launch were soon commenced. suka navy yard, which is but The "Satsuma" After the Launch. The shores supporting both five… … her bow, as shown in one of found to be more powerfully Length, 482 feet. Beam, 83)^ feet. Displacement, 19,200 tons. Horse-power, 18,000. Speed, 30 knots. the photographs, was automat- Armor: Belt, % inches. Armament: Pour 45-ealiber 12-inch; twelve 45-calioer 10-inch; twelve 50-caliber equipped…

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