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9781853673993

Historic Sail : The Glory of the Sailing Ship from the 13th to the 19th Century

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  • ISBN13:

    9781853673993

  • ISBN10:

    1853673994

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2000-04-01
  • Publisher: Stackpole Books
  • Purchase Benefits
List Price: $85.00

Summary

This special, large format, illustrated book is a panorama of some of the most elegant ships ever built and an addition to literature on this subject.
Historic Sail presents colour artwork by Joseph Wheatley and text by the leading naval historian Stephen Howarth. This book covers the period from the Middle Ages to the near demise of the sailing ship towards the end of the nineteenth century, with particular emphasis on the golden age of sail - the years of exploration and discovery from 1450 to 1700.

Table of Contents

Introduction
Acknowledgements
A Danish cog of the 13th century
A Cinque Ports cog of 1300
A Venetian merchantman, 1300
The Milan votive carving, 1339
The Bremen cog, 1380
An argosy, late 14th century
A Venetian carrack (argosy), early 15th century
A River Tagus carrack, 1430
The Mataro votive carrack, 1450
A carrack, about 1468
The Earl of Warwick's cog, 1480-85
A caravela latina, 1480
Sections of a caravel, 1480
An Adriatic nao, 1480
A Barcelona carrack, 1480
A Venetian war galley, 1480
A Venetian great galley, late 15th century
A Hanseatic merchantman, 1510
A 'barca pantafola', 1520
The Santa Catarina do Monte Sinai, 1520
A River Tagus galley, 1520
A Tudor great ship, 1520
A northern bark, about 1530
A Spanish galley, about 1550
The Great Bark, about 1540
An Iberian nao, 1530-90
An Iberian naval caravel, 1535
Mary Rose, 1536-45
Tudor athwart sections, 1536-86
Henry Grace a Dieu, 1539-53
The galleass Antelope, 1545
A Spanish or Flemish armed merchantman, 1550-60
A Spanish or Flemish warship, 1550-60
A Spanish or Flemish warship, 1550-60
Triumph, 1562
White Bear, 1564-99
A Venetian naval galley, 1570
Detail of a Venetian naval galley, 1570
A light Elizabethan galleon, 1574
Revenge, 1577
San Martin, 1580
The merchant bark Ascension, 1582
Golden Lion 1582
A Spanish carrack of the Azores patrol, 1583
Sao felipe, 1586
An oared English warship, 1586
A large Elizabethan galleon, 1586
A race-built English warship, 1586
Ark Royal, 1587
A patache, 1588
An Armada merchant carrack, 1588
An Armada fighting carrack, 1588
A Neapolitan galleass, 1588
A Portugese Armada galleon, 1588
A Spanish galleon, 1588
A fluyt, 1595-1670
Detail of a fluyt, 1595-1670
A Dutch admiralty jacht, 1596
A Dutch pinnace, 1597
A Spanish galleon, 1620-50
Prince Royal, 1610
A galleon-built barque, 1620
Saint Louis, 1626
Wasa (exterior), 1628
Wasa (interior), 1628
Sovereign of the Seas, 1637
A Dutch staten jacht and sprit smack, 1640
A Venetian merchantman, 1640-90
A Venetian galleass, 1646
A Genoese merchantman, mid-17th century
A Swedish naval hooker, 1648
A Brandenburg frigate, 1650
Triumph, 1654
Naseby/Royal Charles, 1655-67
A Dutch brigantine, 1660
De Zeven Provincien, 1665
Resolution, 1667
A British royal yacht, 1680
A frigate, 1685-1715
A Dutch hooker, 17th and 18th centuries
A Dutch boyer, 17th century
A British 90-gun ship, 1700
A British 60-gun ship, 1715
The East Indiaman Falmouth, 1752
A British 102-gun ship, 1765
The cat barque, HMB Endeavour, 1768
A British 74-gun ship, 1803
A British 46-gun frigate, 1820
A Baltimore clipper, 1820
A merchantile brig, 1850
A Scottish tea clipper, 1869
Glossary
Museums, Galleries and Archive Collections Consulted
Bibliography
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