Publications of the Navy Records Society, Volume 109Navy Records Society, 1967 - 303 pagina's |
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Pagina 135
... boat at about eight or ten feet distance from the real one . This log and outrigger counterpoise the weight of the boat , and makes her capable of carrying as much sail as though she was actually as broad as from the extremity of the ...
... boat at about eight or ten feet distance from the real one . This log and outrigger counterpoise the weight of the boat , and makes her capable of carrying as much sail as though she was actually as broad as from the extremity of the ...
Pagina 149
... boat well manned and armed , and if she takes them bring them to an anchor near the Centurion . It is likely they will hoist Portuguese colours and pretend they have their pass , but be sure to secure all the papers the first thing the ...
... boat well manned and armed , and if she takes them bring them to an anchor near the Centurion . It is likely they will hoist Portuguese colours and pretend they have their pass , but be sure to secure all the papers the first thing the ...
Pagina 151
... boat I would not have her sent up ( and let the boats stir as little from the ship as possible ) unless the accident happens that I mentioned in my last , and then send her by the Bogue of Tigers.1 I shall send the long - boat down ...
... boat I would not have her sent up ( and let the boats stir as little from the ship as possible ) unless the accident happens that I mentioned in my last , and then send her by the Bogue of Tigers.1 I shall send the long - boat down ...
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