Naval evolutions: or, a system of sea-discipline; extracted from the celebrated treatise of P. L'Hoste, Professor of Mathematics, in the Royal Seminary of Toulon; Confirmed by Experience Illustrated by Examples from the Most Remarkable Sea-Engagements between England and Holland; Embellished with Eighteen Copper-Plates; And Adapted to the Use of the British Navy. To which are Added, An Abstract of the Theory of Ship-Building; An Essay on Naval Discipline, by a Late Experienced Sea-Commander; A General Idea of the Armament of the French Navy; With Some Practical Observations; By Christopher O'Bryen, Esq; Lieutenant in His Majesty's Navy

  • Hoste, Paul 1652-1700.
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1762
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Art des arm�ees navales. English
Naval evolutions: or, a system of sea-discipline; extracted from the celebrated treatise of P. L'Hoste, Professor of Mathematics, in the Royal Seminary of Toulon; Confirmed by Experience Illustrated by Examples from the Most Remarkable Sea-Engagements between England and Holland; Embellished with Eighteen Copper-Plates; And Adapted to the Use of the British Navy. To which are Added, An Abstract of

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London : printed for W. Johnston, in Ludgate-Street, 1762

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