History of merchant shipping and ancient commerce (1874)
Lindsay, William Schaw · London : Sampson Low · leaf 114
sails, and rigging of large ships, is mostinteresting. See also Appendix No. 4: Furniture of the Harry Gracea Dieu/ Pepys Library, Cambridge. MERCHANT SHIPPING. a ship, however, surpassed by a French one, theCordilier, which carried one thousand one hundredmen. The Harry Grace a JDieu was destroyed… … HARRY GRACE A DIEU.—FROM PEPYSIAN LIBRARY, CAMBRIDGE. names of all the Eoyal shippes, galleys, pynnasses,and row-barges, with their tonnage, number ofsoldiers, mariners, and gunners.1 In this officialinventory, taken by a commission specially appointedfor the purpose, the Great Harry appears at the…
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