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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 13 (September 1909) (1909)

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the inboard ends of authorized the construction of a steam war vessel to other investigator, is of the opinion that Fulton wished the paddle-wheel shafts. In order to carry the engines bo built from Fulton's plans. This, the first steam to place his cylinder directly upon the floor of the over the… … This view shows the engine B, driving paddle wheel G in a central waterway; the The armament consisted of twenty 32-pounder guns. The plans provided also for two boiler A ; and the massive wooden side protection E, 5 feet in thickness. 100-pound submarine gans for attacking the enemy below the…

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