Torpedo War,
Torpedo War, and Submarine Explosions
作者：Fulton, Robert, 1765-1815
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共 36 题- TORPEDO WAR, AND SUBMARINE EXPLOSIONS.
- ROBERT FULTON
- Being Extra No. 35 of The Magazine of History with Notes and Queries
- CONTENTS
- ON -- the imaginary inhumanity of Torpedo war 40
- A VIEW -- of the political economy of this invention 43
- EDITOR'S PREFACE
- Note on vessels of war of the United States
- PLATE I
- PLATE II
- PLATE III
- PLATE IV, Fig. 1
- Fig. 2
- PLATE V. Fig. 1
- Fig. 3
- 600 men at 12 to a boat, would man 50 boats,
- 50 boats at one hundred dollars each $5,000
- 50 harpoon-guns, thirty dollars each 1,500
- 200 blunderbusses, twenty dollars each 4,000
- 100 pair of pistols, fifteen dollars a pair 1,500
- 600 cutlasses, three dollars each 1,800
- A lock in a brass box, water-tight 20.00
- One hundred pounds of powder, twenty cents a pound 20.00
- THOUGHTS
- ESTIMATE OF THE FORCE TO ATTACK SO FORMIDABLE A BLOCKADING FLEET
- MANNER OF ARRANGING THE BOATS UNTIL WANTED
- ESTIMATE FOR THE PREPARATIONS
- FIRST MODE OF ATTACK
- SECOND MODE OF ATTACK
- ON
- A VIEW
- At the death of King William, in 1701-2, the navy consisted of
- STATE OF THE MARITIME POWER OF NATIONS ABOUT THE YEAR 1790
- Taken from Arnauld
- FINIS
- N. B. The usual Complement of Marines is one for every gun in the ship