File:Pearl class cruiser diagram Brasseys 1897.jpg

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Right elevation, deck plan and hull cross-section diagrams, illustrating British Pearl class cruiser.

Date

1897

Source

Brassey's Naval Annual, 1897. Plate 17.

Author

F. K. Barnes

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