CHAPTER III

SUBMARINE VESSELS

Slow development of submarine navigation, p. 93--The first

submarine, p. 94--Description of David Bushnell's boat, p.

94--Attempts to sink a war vessel during the American Revolution,

p. 97--Robert Fulton's experiments, p. 98--The attack on the

_Argus_ by Fulton's submarine, p. 100--The attack upon the

_Ramilles_ in 1813, p. 102--A successful diving boat, p. 103--The

sinking of the _Housatonic_, p. 104--Recent submarines and

submersibles, p. 105--The _Holland_, p. 106--The Lake type of

boat, p. 108--Problems to be overcome in submarine navigation, p.

109--Present status of submarine boats, p. 111--The problem of

seeing without being seen, p. 113--The experimental attacks upon

the cruiser _Yankee_ in 1908, p. 115--The possibility of using

aeroplanes for detecting the presence of submarines, p. 117.

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