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"A Naval Expositior" by Thomas Riley Blanckley is an essential dictionary of naval terms, offering a comprehensive guide to the language of shipbuilding and maritime life. Originally published centuries ago, this meticulously prepared print edition preserves a vital resource for understanding the art and science of naval architecture. Explore the detailed definitions of words and terms related to the construction, rigging, furnishing, and overall fitting of ships for seafaring.
From the proportions of a vessel to the intricacies of its rigging, this book unlocks the secrets of nautical terminology. Whether you are a historian, a maritime enthusiast, or simply curious about the language of the sea, "A Naval Expositior" provides invaluable insights into a bygone era of naval prowess. Delve into the rich history of shipbuilding and discover the specialized vocabulary that once dominated the world's oceans. This dictionary stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of naval craftsmanship and maritime innovation.
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