Chatterton, E. Keble (Edward Keble), 1878-1944 · London : Sidgewick & Jackson, litd · leaf 254
ieutenantand the master. Even the common seaman had an in-eradicable contempt for this landlubber, more especially194 THE ELIZABETHAN AGE in the seventeenth century during the Angl<>Dutchwars. In his Accidence, or The Path-way to Experiencenecessary for all Young Seamen, written by… … Riding Bitts on the Gun Deck of the Revenge.(Elizabethan period.) to commaund all the Saylors, for steering, trimming,and sayling the Ship. The pilot takes the ship intoharbour, the Cape-merchant and purser have chargeof the cargo, the master-gunner was responsible for allthe munitions, while the…
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