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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 12 (September 1908) (1908)

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ed in four two-gun cruising speed. The French armored-cruiser fleet and 21 knots speed, are protected by a 6%-inch belt, turrets, two forward and two aft on the main deck. forms an aggregation of splendid fighting material, reaching to the gun deck, which reduces to 4 inches On trial the speed of… … Displacement, 7,700 tons. Speed, 21 knots. Coal, 1,200 tons, plus oil. Armor: Belt, 4 to 3J£ inches ; deck, 2% inches ; turrets, 4 inches. Armament: Eight 6.4-inch ; four 4-inch ; Displacement, 11,900 tons. Speed, 18 knots. Coal, 1,100 tons. Armor: Belt, 17% to 9% ten small guns. Torpedo tubes, 2.…

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