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Sailors - Early works to 1800

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    Establishment for admitting, maintaining and educating of poor boys, in the Royal hospital for seamen at Greenwich, and for binding them out apprentices to the sea-service. Established at a general court, held at the Admiralty-Office the 22d of December, 1731

    | Date: M,DCC,XXXII. [1732]
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    Memorial for Captain John Ferguson, commander of his Majesty's ship The Firm, and late regulating captain at the port of Leith, and for Lieutenant James Blair

    Ferguson, John, Capt. | Date: 1762]
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    A discourse on the impressing of mariners wherein Judge Foster's Argument is considered and answered.

    | Date: [1778?]
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    An old ballad of Whittington and his cat. Tune of, Come thou to me.

    | Date: [1750?]
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    A sea-Piece: containing I. The British sailor's exultation. II. His prayer before engagement. Occasion'd by the rumour of war

    | Date: 1755
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