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Description Diagrams depicting layout of Bushnell's Turtle submarine.
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"Submarine Warfare, Past and Present" By Herbert C. Fyfe, John Leyland, Edward James Reed. Edition: 2 Published by E.G. Richards, 1907, pg. 174 [1]


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Author Herbert C. Fyfe, John Leyland, Edward James Reed
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