Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 397
r lines. These would be no pay.— every one would at once try to circular lines are mile circles, the upper one being get away with all the money and portable property-he possessed. The railroads would be overcrowdedand could not carry all who wished to leave. Theroughs, the idlers, the criminals… … SKETCH MAP OF A MODERN HARBOR AND ITS DEFENSES. . Sand Battery ; 2, Armor Battery; 3, 7. Electric Lights; S, Observatio ■ r, City Turret Fort; 4, Casemate Fort; 5, Torpedo Gallery; 6, Heavy Battery;i Tower; 9, Torpedo Boats; 10, Submarine Mines and Torpedoes;12, River; 13, Mile Circles; 14.…
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