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The Holland III was an early prototype submarine made by John Holland. The 16-foot 1-ton model was a scaled-down version of the Fenian Ram intended for experiments to help him improve navigation. In a dispute over money, the prototype was stolen from its slip in the Morris Canal Basin, on the Hudson River in Jersey City, New Jersey, by members of the Fenian Brotherhood in November, 1883. The theft also included the Fenian Ram, a successful submarine they had commissioned. The Fenian Brotherhood stole away with the two submarines up the East River in New York City. The Fenian Ram was tied to their boat, and the Holland III was tied to the Ram. Near in Queens, New York, the Holland III started to take on water through her turret, causing her to slow down, stretching and subsequently breakin

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rdfs:label	Holland III (en)
rdfs:comment	The Holland III was an early prototype submarine made by John Holland. The 16-foot 1-ton model was a scaled-down version of the Fenian Ram intended for experiments to help him improve navigation. In a dispute over money, the prototype was stolen from its slip in the Morris Canal Basin, on the Hudson River in Jersey City, New Jersey, by members of the Fenian Brotherhood in November, 1883. The theft also included the Fenian Ram, a successful submarine they had commissioned. The Fenian Brotherhood stole away with the two submarines up the East River in New York City. The Fenian Ram was tied to their boat, and the Holland III was tied to the Ram. Near in Queens, New York, the Holland III started to take on water through her turret, causing her to slow down, stretching and subsequently breakin (en)
foaf:name	Holland III (en)
dcterms:subject	John Philip Holland 19th-century submarines of the United States Irish-American history Shipwrecks of the East River
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	John Philip Holland 19th-century submarines of the United States Hudson River United Kingdom Morris Canal Irish-American history Fenian Brotherhood Shipwrecks of the East River East River Fenian Ram John Philip Holland Ireland Jersey City Jersey City, New Jersey National Underwater and Marine Agency New York City Submarine Queens, New York dbr:Whitestone_Point
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Ship builder	John Philip Holland Jersey City
Ship fate	Sunk in the East River, November 1883 (en)
Ship name	Holland III (en)
has abstract	The Holland III was an early prototype submarine made by John Holland. The 16-foot 1-ton model was a scaled-down version of the Fenian Ram intended for experiments to help him improve navigation. In a dispute over money, the prototype was stolen from its slip in the Morris Canal Basin, on the Hudson River in Jersey City, New Jersey, by members of the Fenian Brotherhood in November, 1883. The theft also included the Fenian Ram, a successful submarine they had commissioned. The Fenian Brotherhood stole away with the two submarines up the East River in New York City. The Fenian Ram was tied to their boat, and the Holland III was tied to the Ram. Near in Queens, New York, the Holland III started to take on water through her turret, causing her to slow down, stretching and subsequently breaking the rope between it and the Fenian Ram. The prototype soon sank in 110 feet of water, and has not been recovered, despite efforts, most recently by the National Underwater and Marine Agency. The Fenians had been planning to use it to fight Britain for the independence of Ireland. (en)
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status	Sunk in theEast River, November 1883
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builder	John Philip Holland Jersey City
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	1880s Fenian Ram John Philip Holland National Underwater and Marine Agency Holland (disambiguation) List of shipwrecks of the United States
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