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... carried flags of peaceful nations . This was to camouflage the idea that the roving ships were robbers . A trading vessel seeing this flag would not try to escape . The pirate ships could then come close to the trader and overpower its ...
... carried flags of peaceful nations . This was to camouflage the idea that the roving ships were robbers . A trading vessel seeing this flag would not try to escape . The pirate ships could then come close to the trader and overpower its ...
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... carried as many as fifty oarsmen . The sail had a yard at the top but no boom at the bottom . So as to guard the ship against danger brought on by a following sea , the stern was carried quite high . The oars were held to the side of ...
... carried as many as fifty oarsmen . The sail had a yard at the top but no boom at the bottom . So as to guard the ship against danger brought on by a following sea , the stern was carried quite high . The oars were held to the side of ...
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... carried three tiers of cannon ( some mounted forward ) , and built for speed i . Europe built larger and stronger merchant ships to carry heavy and bulky articles great distances , and pro- vide for passengers j . Ships carried ...
... carried three tiers of cannon ( some mounted forward ) , and built for speed i . Europe built larger and stronger merchant ships to carry heavy and bulky articles great distances , and pro- vide for passengers j . Ships carried ...
Contents
EDITORS INTRODUCTION vii | 1 |
CHOOSING THE UNIT AND PLANNING THE DAILY | 8 |
1600S AND 1900s | 34 |
Copyright | |
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