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The past afloat


Year: 1982
Language: English
Author: Burton A.
Genre: History
Publisher: Andre Deutsch
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 200
Description: This introduction to Britain’s seafaring history, which accompanies an eight-part BBC television series, fascinatingly recreates our maritime past in words and pictures.
Sailing for pleasure is a surprisingly modern pastime. Two centuries ago virtually every boat on the water was there to do a job of work. So The Past Afloat tells the absorbing story of the working vessels of the past: how they were designed and built; what sails and rigging they carried; how and when steam took over. All these details together made — and sometimes changed -— the lives of those who lived and worked on the sea.

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