The New American Practical Navigator Exemplified In A Journal Kept From Boston To Madeira

First published in 1802, this classic guide to navigation and seamanship has been relied upon by sailors around the world for over 200 years. In addition to practical advice on handling ships and reading charts, it includes fascinating historical notes and anecdotes that bring the seafaring life to vivid life.

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