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Description	Linedrawing of the Spanish Espana-class battleships.
Source	Source: Brassey, T. A., ed. (1911). Brassey's Naval Annual. London: J. Griffin & Co. Plate 59.
Date	c. 1911
Author	Sydney Walker Barnaby (?–1925)^[1]
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^ The Marine Engineer and Naval Architect. Vol. 48. London: Office of Advertisements and Publication. December 1925. p. 425.

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[1] The Marine Engineer and Naval Architect. Vol. 48. London: Office of Advertisements and Publication. December 1925. p. 425.

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