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Questions on the Construction, Laying-Off, Building and Repairing of Ships

An Outline of Ship Building in Four Parts : Part I. methods of constructing the body, and instructions for making calculations, with examples; also investigations and developments of principles. Part II. on the actual building of ship, including the method of forming and combining the parts which compose the structure; illustrated with folio plates. Part III. on the principal materials used in ship-building - timber, iron, and copper. Part IV. a vocabulary of terms, with the corresponding terms in foreign languages.

Directions for laying off ships on the mould-loft floor : with some instructions for drawing ships in perspective, etc. etc. etc. Originally designed for the use of the Late School of Naval Architecture, and the shipwrights in the mould-loft.

A Treatise on masting ships and mast making: explaining their principles and practical operations, the mode of forming and combining made-masts, etc., etc., etc. Originally designed for the use of the students at the Royal Naval College, and at the late school of Naval Architecture.

A History of Naval Architecture : to which is prefixed, an introductory dissertation on the application of mathematical science to the art of Naval Construction

A Treatise on Masting Ships & Mast Making : Explaining their principles and practical operations, the mode of forming and combining made-masts, etc, etc, etc.

A Treatise on masting ships and mast making: explaining their principles and practical operations, the mode of forming and combining made-masts, etc., etc., etc. Originally designed for the use of the students at the Royal Naval College, and at the late school of Naval Architecture.