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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 15 (October 1909) (1909)

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the spiral is compressed as far as the divi- long-range fighting under which, we are told, sion 0.001; that is, to 1/1000 of its previous modern battleship engagements will be fought. volume; in the right arm of the tube, the mer- The theory upon which the latest battleships cury takes up a… … , close in, the faster ship is always able to draw *&■ *■ is to be purely a "people's undertaking." The away. On the other hand, if the enemy should Spiral glass tube attached to two cross tubes. Chinkiang-Hsuchoufou-K'aifengfu portion is to wish to increase the range or draw out of the be laid…

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