Chatterton, E. Keble (Edward Keble), 1878-1944 · London : Sidgewick & Jackson, litd · leaf 249
sed English mento be counted good Gunners hath been for that they 191 Weight Shot in lbs. in lbs. 8000 63 6000 32 5500 18 4500 9 3500 H 1500 4 1100 H 500 H SHIPS AND WAYS OF OTHER DAYS are hardie or without fear about their ordnaunce : butfor the knowledg in it other nations and countries… … Waist, Quarter-deck, and Poop of the Revenge.(Elizabethan period.) He goes into the subject with great thoroughness andpoints out that allowance must be made for the wind,and how to secure good aim. The cannon are to beplaced so as to be right in the middle of the ports of theship, and care is to…
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