History of merchant shipping and ancient commerce (1874)
Lindsay, William Schaw · London : Sampson Low · leaf 527
to have made a regulation m theyear 1843, that every Dutch ship which went out to Batavia shouldtake on board one ass for every hundred tons! Evidence ofMr. William von Houten before a Committee of the House ofCommons, 1843. 508 MERCHANT SHIPPING. navigate to any part of the world; the second… … ,mx DUTCH GALLIOT.—E. W. COOKE, B.A. Skager-rock. A captain of the first class must notbe less than twenty-eight years of age, and havesailed as captain of the second class for not lessthan two years, or as mate beyond the limits pre-scribed for captains of the next or lower grades.Captains of the…
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