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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 21 (November 1909) (1909)

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torage, where one. the British had come to about the limit of their in- Water is next added after being automatically meas- they are allowed to season, no burning being required. termediate battery, which consisted of ten 9.2-inch Nature finishes the work by a process of crystalliza- ured, and from… … J" BALANCFa TURRETS «J ERICSSOM TURRETS /0-/£~ aj..RtFLCS s smootm ao*t turns The frigate " Roanoke," subsequently to the civil war, was reconstructed at the Brooklyn navy yard. Her masts were removed; her sides armored; and her broadside battery was replaced by an all-big-gun armament of.six heavy…

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