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100	1		_aHolland, John Philip, _d1841?-1914.
245	1	0	_aCollection of miscellaneous documents relating to John P. Holland
264		1	_aConnecticut : _b[Gary W. McCue], _c[date of publication not identified]
300			_a2 CD-ROMs (4 3/4 in.) : _billustrations
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505	0		_a2 CD-ROMs (approx. 9,238 images)
520			_aMiscellaneous collection relating to Holland and his inventions including a collection of photographs, notes, letters, drawings, diagrams, and specifications of the premier inventor of the modern submarine, John Philip Holland.
520			_aAcclaimed by the United States Navy as the "Father of the Modern Submarine, " Paterson schoolteacher, John Philip Holland, triumphed over disappointments and failure to achieve the pratical use of the submarine. Beginning with his one man submarine, Holland #I, Holland developed his principles of underwater navigation until the U.S. Navy accepted the Holland #VI, in 1900, as the first vessel in the American Submarine Fleet.
590			_aJohn Philip Holland collection NMCI.
600	1	0	_aHolland, John Philip, _d1841?-1914 _9100548
650		0	_aSubmarines (Ships) _xHistory. _9100549
650		0	_aNaval architects _zUnited States. _940321
650		0	_aInventors _zUnited States. _944616
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