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An history of marine architecture : including an enlarged and progressive view of the nautical regulations and naval history, both civil and military of all nations, especially of Great Britain [...] / Vol. I.
Inhalt
- PDF Vol. I.
- PDF [1]Vorderdeckel
- PDF [7]Titelblatt
- PDF [11]To the right honourable Earl Spencer, first lord commissioner of the admiralty.
- PDF [15]Preface.
- PDF [108]A list of the plates contained in the first volume.
- PDF [109]Advertisement.
- PDF [113]Introductory chapter. On the origin of marine architecture.
- PDF 7 [119]Chapter the second. The science of shipbuilding and navigation probably known at a very early period to the Chinese [...].
- PDF 12 [124]Chapter the third. Of the different vessels intended for commercial, and other purposes not warlike, in use among the ancients - their form, their names, and the materials of which they were built.
- PDF 19 [133]Chapter the fourth. Of commerce, and its tendency to promote marine architecture.
- PDF 26 [140]Chapter the fifth. The advancement of the art, and its application to the purposes of war.
- PDF 38 [152]Chapter the sixth. The different species of timer used by the ancients for the purpose of shipbuilding [...].
- PDF 81 [207]Chapter the seventh. Description of the vessels employed by the Grecians for the purpose of transporting their army, preparatory to the siege of Troy [...].
- PDF 113 [249]Chapter the eighth. The construction and proportions adopted by the ancients in building the naves onerariae, or commercial vessels [...].
- PDF 139 [279]Chapter the ninth. Cursory remark on the rapid improvement of marine architecture among many of the ancient nations [...].
- PDF 168 [308]Chapter the tenth. The conduct of Genseric - fleet fitted out by Valentinian to oppose him [...].
- PDF 187 [327]Chapter the eleventh. Remarks on the account of the expedition sent under the command of Belisarius for the reduction of Africa [...].
- PDF 211 [351]Chapter the twelfth. Principal causes of the want of scientific information in respect to the marine architecture of the ancients [...].
- PDF 239 [379]Chapter the thirtheenth. Causes of the decline and contracted pursuit of naval war as well as commerce [...].
- PDF 254 [394]Chapter the fourteenth. Description of the gallies or vessels built for the service of the emperor of the east during the ninth and tenth centuries [...].
- PDF 275 [415]Chapter the fifteenth. The sudden appearance of the Normans as a naval power - their influence and consequence in the Mediterranean [...].
- PDF 309 [449]Chapter the sixteenth. Insignificant state of the Genoese previous to the tenth century - rapid advancement of their consequence after that time [...].
- PDF 345 [485]Chapter the seventeenth. Rapid decline of the Eastern Empire - the causes which immediately produced that of its maritime power [...].
- PDF [515]Rückdeckel
- PDF Vol. II.
- PDF Vol. III.