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A naval expositor : $b shewing and explaining the words and terms of art belonging to the parts, qualities, and proportions of building, rigging, furnishing, & fitting a ship for sea

By Thomas Riley Blanckley

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Uncover the secrets of 18th-century ships and seafaring with this detailed guide to nautical terms, where every rope, mast, and tool has its place and purpose defined.

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2016-08-27
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"A Naval Expositor: Shewing and Explaining the Words and Terms of Art…" by Thomas Riley Blanckley is a guide that explains the special language used in building, equipping, and sailing ships in the 1700s. It's like a dictionary that focuses on ships, covering everything from the parts of a ship, such as its frame and sails, to the gear and supplies needed for sailing. The book carefully presents each word, offering clear definitions. This helps readers understand the ins and outs of ships and sailing, making it useful for ship makers, sailors, and leaders of the time.

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