Chatterton, E. Keble (Edward Keble), 1878-1944 · London : Sidgewick & Jackson, litd · leaf 304
s. Above these two gun-rooms wasthe captains cabin, with the open galleries astern andon the sides. Fowlers and the smaller guns were thrustout from here. The author of The Light of Navigation, publishedin 1612, remarks that among other things the sea-faring man or pilot ought to know how to… … .-a 5 H 3 ; 5 .S :fj ;c 1- S E3 S 5 3 THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY half flood. He ought to know also the direction of thetide, and complains that some upon pride and un-willingnes, because they would keepe the art andknowledge to themselves, will not suffer the commonsaylers to see their work. In the…
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