Year: 1927 Language: English Author: Morris E.P. Genre: History Publisher: Oxford University Press Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 328 Description: StTuDIES in American nautical history have touched only incidentally upon rigs. Captain Clark’s Hzstory of Yachtamg deals primarily with a sport and his Clzpper Ship Eva with square-rigged ships of a single brief period and chiefly with their performance, rather than their design or rig. Morison’s Maritime History of Massachusetts refers here and there to rigs with some good illustrations, but it also is concerned mainly with what vessels did, not with what they were. Mr. Martin C. Erismann began a history of small craft in America, which was left unfinished at his death. In larger histories, like Chatterton’s Fore and Aft, the chapter which includes American rigs deals chiefly with the period after 1851, when the Amerzca went to England, and with a single rig, the schooner.
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The fore-and-aft rig in America
Language: English
Author: Morris E.P.
Genre: History
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 328
Description: StTuDIES in American nautical history have touched only incidentally upon rigs. Captain Clark’s Hzstory of Yachtamg deals primarily with a sport and his Clzpper Ship Eva
with square-rigged ships of a single brief period and chiefly with their performance, rather than their design or rig. Morison’s Maritime History of Massachusetts refers here and
there to rigs with some good illustrations, but it also is concerned mainly with what vessels did, not with what they were.
Mr. Martin C. Erismann began a history of small craft in America, which was left unfinished at his death. In larger histories, like Chatterton’s Fore and Aft, the chapter which
includes American rigs deals chiefly with the period after 1851, when the Amerzca went to England, and with a single rig, the schooner.
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