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• Table of Contents
  • Plates
  • Table of Contents
  • Part I, Chapter I General Rules and Observations
  • Part I, Appendix to Chapter I
  • Part I, Chapter II Cutting and Fitting Standing Rigging
  • Part I, Appendix to Chapter II
  • Part I, Chapter III Fitting and Reeving Running Rigging
  • Part I, Chapter IV To Rig Masts and Yards
  • Part I, Chapter V To Send Down Masts and Yards
  • Part I, Chapter VI Bending and Unbending Sails
  • Part I, Chapter VII Work Upon Rigging - Rope, Knots, Splices, Bends, Hitches
  • Part I, Chapter VIII Blocks and Purchases
  • Part I, Appendix to Chapter VIII
  • Part I, Chapter IX Making and Taking in Sail
  • Part I, Appendix to Chapter IX
  • Part I, Chapter X General Principals of Working a Ship
  • Part I, Chapter XI Tacking, Wearing, Boxing, etc.
  • Part I, Chapter XII Gales of Wind, Lying-to, Getting Aback, By the Lee, etc.
  • Part I, Chapter XIII Accidents
  • Part I, Chapter XIV
  • Part I, Chapter XV Coming to Anchor
  • Part I, Chapter XVI Getting Under Weigh
  • Part I, Dictionary of Sea Terms
  • Part II, Chapter I The Masters
  • Part II, Chapter II The Chief Mate
  • Part II, Chapter III Second and Third Mates
  • Part II, Chapter IV Carpenter, Cook, Steward, etc
  • Part II, Chapter V Able Seamen
  • Part II, Chapter VI Ordinary Seamen
  • Part II, Chapter VII Boys
  • Part II, Chapter VIII Miscellaneous
  • Part III, Chapter I Laws Relating to the Property of Ships, and the Duties of Masters and Mariners
  • Part III, Appendix to Chapter I
  • Part III, Chapter II
  • Part III, Chapter III The Engagement, Duties and Rights of Seamen
  • Part III, Chapter IV Preparations for the Voyage, the Commencement of the Voyage, and the Incidents of the Voyage
  • Part III, Chapter V Of the Voyage and its Incidents
  • Part III, Chapter VI Wrecks, Casualties, Salvage and Powers of Masters
  • Part III, Chapter VII
  • Appendix
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