Drebbel: 1620-1624 British Mathematician William Bourne Made Some of the Earliest Known Plans for a Submarine Around 1578, but the World's First Working Prototype Was Built in the 17Th Century by Cornelius Drebbel, a Dutch Polymath and Inventor in the Employ of the British King James I.
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Drebbel: 1620-1624 British Mathematician William Bourne Made Some of the Earliest Known Plans for a Submarine Around 1578, but the World's First Working Prototype Was Built in the 17Th Century by Cornelius Drebbel, a Dutch Polymath and Inventor in the Employ of the British King James I.
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