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Such vessels will carry more freight , and draw less water . 3. They will ride more
easy at anchor . 4. They will take the ground better . 5. In case of shipwreck or
springing a leak , they are more safe and more likely to be saved . Lastly , that
they ...
Such vessels will carry more freight , and draw less water . 3. They will ride more
easy at anchor . 4. They will take the ground better . 5. In case of shipwreck or
springing a leak , they are more safe and more likely to be saved . Lastly , that
they ...
Стр. 394
The approach of British vessels to the continent of South America is partially or
totally forbid . den by the great European powers who possess it . Under these
ciro ' . cumstances , British vessels cannot be used in the intercourse with it .
The approach of British vessels to the continent of South America is partially or
totally forbid . den by the great European powers who possess it . Under these
ciro ' . cumstances , British vessels cannot be used in the intercourse with it .
Стр. 418
On the whole , however , earthen vessels are recominended as , in many
respects , the most proper to be employed : yet these are frequently covered with
a kind of glazing , into the composition of which lead enters , and which is liable
to be ...
On the whole , however , earthen vessels are recominended as , in many
respects , the most proper to be employed : yet these are frequently covered with
a kind of glazing , into the composition of which lead enters , and which is liable
to be ...
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