Littell's Living Age, Volume 35Living Age Company, Incorporated, 1852 |
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... ship- builders of Great Britain to a ship - race , with cargo on board , from a port in England to a port in China and back . One ship to be entered by each party , and to be named within a week of the start . The ships to be modelled ...
... ship- builders of Great Britain to a ship - race , with cargo on board , from a port in England to a port in China and back . One ship to be entered by each party , and to be named within a week of the start . The ships to be modelled ...
Page 173
... ships at anchor in the Downs . There are also notices of four arrivals in Irish and foreign ports , with advice of three British ships taken by the enemy's privateers . Turning from this docu- ment , which gives a week's news , to one ...
... ships at anchor in the Downs . There are also notices of four arrivals in Irish and foreign ports , with advice of three British ships taken by the enemy's privateers . Turning from this docu- ment , which gives a week's news , to one ...
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... ships that required to be supplied with anchors and cables in the Downs , during gales of wind , while the first ... ships while passing through these narrow seas would be exposed to all winds . The best argu- ment that can be advanced ...
... ships that required to be supplied with anchors and cables in the Downs , during gales of wind , while the first ... ships while passing through these narrow seas would be exposed to all winds . The best argu- ment that can be advanced ...
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