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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 4 (January 1908) (1908)

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re content with 20 feet- freeboard of the French ships. As a matter of fact, British ships, the low elevation of broadside batteries there are two schools of design: the French, favoring until the great length of the "Dreadnought" com- on certain crack British ships as compared with our pelled the… … startling indeed if it were true. As a matter of fact, signs were prepared some thirteen years ago. The tur- Height of United States and Foreign Guns Above our broadside guns are as high as the similar broad- ret ports were no larger than the necessities of the Water." side guns in the German and…

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