A compleat theory of the construction and properties of vessels : with practical conclusions for the management of ships made easy to navigators
1776
L1998F106 1776
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Title
A compleat theory of the construction and properties of vessels : with practical conclusions for the management of ships made easy to navigators
Variant Title
Théorie complete de la construction et de la manoeuvre des vaisseaux (parallel)
Published
London Printed for P. Elmsley ... 1776
Description
[16], 281, [1] p., [11] folded leaves of plates : ill. ; 22 cm. (8vo)
Call Number
L1998F106 1776
System Control No.
(OCoLC)03569416
Note
Spine title: Watson on shipbuilding
Dedicated to John Earl of Sandwich, 1st Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty by Henry Watson.
First published in 1749, this treatise contains first mathematical expression of the resistance of a ship passing through water.
First leaf blank.
Signatures: A-S8 T4 V1.
"Supplement upon the action of oars" on p. 262-281.
Bookplate: Institution of Naval Architects, Scott Library Collection ... July, 1930.
On spine: 361
Dedicated to John Earl of Sandwich, 1st Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty by Henry Watson.
First published in 1749, this treatise contains first mathematical expression of the resistance of a ship passing through water.
First leaf blank.
Signatures: A-S8 T4 V1.
"Supplement upon the action of oars" on p. 262-281.
Bookplate: Institution of Naval Architects, Scott Library Collection ... July, 1930.
On spine: 361
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