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Ships through the ages


Year: 1972
Language: english
Author: Douglas Lobley
Genre: History
Publisher: Octopus Books
Edition: 1st
ISBN: 0706400186
Format: PDF
Quality: Scanned pages + text layer
Number of pages: 148
Description: This book is a compression of 6,000 years of the history of the ship from tree trunk dug-out to nuclear liner - a story which resembles a family tree with innumerable branches, becoming most numerous during the years from the early nineteenth century. This book cannot hope to describe the multiplicity of ship types that were built in step with technological development. The aim has been to describe a cross-section of passenger liners, cruise liners, and cargo carriers.

Contents

Introduction
First beginnings
Escape from the dark age
Three centuries of sail (1500 -1800)
The clipper ship
Fighting ships (1700-1906)
The modern commercial ship
The liner today
Freaks
Special purpose ships
Disasters at sea
Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgements

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