The perpetual birthing and watch bill book, by which the most tedious part of birthing a ship's company may be performed as well before she is manned as after, and Officers be materially assisted in fulfilling a very troublesome Part of their Duty. With an engraved plan of the between-decks of a seventy-four gun-ship, divided into sleeping and messing places. By D. Ross, Master in the Royal Navy.

  • Ross, D., Master in the Royal Navy.
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1797
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London : printed for David Steel, at his Navigation-Warlhouse, No. 1, Union-Row, Lower-End of the Minories, Little Tower-Hill, 1797.

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viii,100p.,plate ; 80.

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ESTC T92279

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