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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 8 (February 1909) (1909)

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s, whose total displace- As a consequence of this policy, in a comparison by the United States Navy Department. The data on ment is two-thirds of that of her battleships, does not taking note only of armored vessels, that is, vessels possess a single vessel in the armored cruiser class which it is… … FRANCE GERMANY JAPAN UNITED STATES ENGLAND 3Z9S98 Toms ^ JLi'S.SO Z To/is. - . ~ 467.923 Toms J3ASSSO Tons^ >.. S63.S9J. Tons „ The deck plans show the number and disposition of guns on the latest ships of the " dreadnought" type in each navy. THE COMPARATIVE STRENGTH IN BATTLESHIPS AND ARMORED…

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