"On The Modifications Which The Ships Of The Royal Navy Have Undergone During The Present Century In Respect To Dimensions, Form &c. A Paper]" offers a detailed examination of the evolving designs of British naval vessels throughout the 1800s. Authored by Edward James Reed, this study explores the changes in ship dimensions, forms, and construction techniques implemented by the Royal Navy. This work provides valuable insights into the technological advancements and strategic considerations that shaped naval shipbuilding during a pivotal era of maritime history. It will appeal to naval historians, maritime enthusiasts, and those interested in the history of engineering and technological development.
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