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Subject: He created this Wi-Fi router to give you full access to the Internet
From: "WiFi Portable" <[email-masked]>
To: <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 13 Dec 2022 00:03:33 -0800 (PST)

He created this Wi-Fi router to give you full access to the Internet

http://neurodinep.shop/G6o40VWP_F0M6IOImvY0hXiPl2EUTuvG2cGBWJuogilRAbGLZQ

http://neurodinep.shop/Xa5MERkxYeAjkWGeIcTe8FIOjPjma7zaTOORI90DKqOQCYY_Cw

altic was built in 1860 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Little is known about her, and naval historian Saxon Bisbee describes her as "one of the most obscure Confederate ironclads" and states that "Confederate documents relating to the vessel are almost nonexistent". According to Bisbee, the vessel was taken to Mobile, Alabama, after her construction by Bragdon, but the Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships (DANFS) says that she was built for the Southern Steamship Company. She was used as a towboat and as a cotton lighter in Mobile Bay off the Gulf of Mexico.

On November 8, the Alabama General Assembly passed legislation appropriating $150,000 for an ironclad that could serve as both a gunboat and as a ram. The state government formed a commission to select a vessel for conversion, and the sidewheel steamer Baltic was bought on December 13 at a cost of $40,000. The process of converting her into a casemate ironclad began on December 22 and enlarged the ship's dimensions, increasing the length to 186 feet (56.7 m), the beam to 38 ft (11.6 m), and her tonnage to 624 tons. To allow her hull to carry the extra weight of the armor and guns, the ship was fitted with hog chains. Bisbee states that th