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 \nCONTAIN]NG  \nAN ALPHABETICAL  \nExplanatton of @erms ano 9brase%,  \nAND  \nDIRECTIONS FOR OPERATIONS;  \nTO WHICH ARE ADDED,  \nTABLES OF THE RELATIVE STRENGTH OF CHAINAND HEMPEN CABLES;  \nAL8O,THE  \nMETHOD OF PROGRESSIVE RIGGING@ogetber fmftt Copíous ables  \nOF THE  \nQuantities and Dimensions of the Standing and RunningRigging,  \nEXPRES8LY ADAPTED FOEMERCEANT-SEIPPIRG AND YACET8.  \n——◆——  \nILLUSTRATED WITH FIFTEEN STEEL ENGRAVLVES  \nA窗雪W SDITIOT,REVISED AND RE-COMPILED  \nBr GEORGE BIDDLECOMBE,  \nMA8TER IN HER MAJEBTY's ROYAL NAVY;POBMEBLY OF THE MEBCEANT-BERVICE.  \n篮onoon:  \nPUBLISHED BY CHARLES WILSON,  \n(Late J.w.XOB WILSON,)  \nCHARTSELLEB TO THE ADMIBALTY,THE HON.EA8T INDIA COMPANY,AND COEPORATION OF TRINITY HOUSE;  \nAt the Tavigatlon Warehouse  页aval Aoademy,No.157,LEADENHALL STREET,NEAB THE ROYAL EXCHANGE.  \n# PREFACE.\n\nIn order to embrace the various improvementsmade,since issuing the former edition of this Work,in the mode of Rigging,it has been found essentialto make such extensive alterations and additions,thatthe present edition may be regarded as an originalWork;yet,in justice to the reception of the previousissues,the same arrangements,where practicable,have been adhered to.  \nThe supervision of the present edition has beenentrusted to Mr.G.BIDDLECOMBE,Master,R.N.;andthe proprietor trusts,that the experience and abilitiesdisplayed by that gentleman,both in the Royal Navyand Merchant-Service,will be a sufficient guaranteefor its increased utility.  \nThe drawings and engraving of the Plates(whichare entirely new),and the superintendence of theWork in the press,have been minutely attended toby Mr.J.S.HoBBS,Hydrographer to the establish-ment.  \nNavigation Warehouse and Naval Academy,157,Leadenhall Street,London;lst January,1848.  \n# INTRODUCTION.\n\nTHE very numerous articles and operations whichbelong to the Rigging of a Ship,render it somewhatdifficult to arrange this subject.  \nThe progressive connection of the whole should beshown;and yet it should be so disposed as to be easyof reference to any particular.  \nTo unite these two objects has been our care;and,with that view,we have divided the Art of RiggingShips and Vessels into Five Parts.  \nThe First Part contains an Alphabetical Explana-tion of Terms and Phrases used in Rigging.  \nThe Second Part consists of Directions for thePerformance of Operations incidental to Rigging,andpreparing it on shore;with a Table of the com-parative strength of Chain and Rope.  \nThe Third Part contains the Progressive Methodof Rigging Ships  \nThe Fourth Part contains a Description of Reevingthe Running Rigging and Bending the Sails;also,the Rigging of Brigs,Yachts,and small Vessels.  \nThe Fifth Part comprises Tables of the Quantitiesand Dimensions of the Standing and Running Rig-ging of Ships,Brigs,Fore-and-Aft Schooners,andCutters;with the species,size,and number of Blocks,Hearts,Dead-Eyes,&c.  \n# CONTENT S.\n\nPART I.  \nPage  \nALPHABETICAL EXPLANATION OF THE TERMS ANI)  \n …………………………………………………1  \nPHRASESUSEDINRIG  \nAbaft or Aft…………………………………1  \nBowgraco…………………………………………………5  \nAbaft the Beam……………………………1  \nBowsing…………………………………………………5  \nBow-lines…………………………………………………5  \nAboard or Inboard………………………1  \nAbreast ……………………………………………1  \nBow-linc tackle………………………………………5  \nBowsprit………………………………………5  \nAhead……………………………………………2  \nAloft …………………………………………………2  \nBowsprit-netting………………………………5  \nAloof …………………………………………………2  \nBrace………………………………………………………5  \nAmidships……………………………………2  \nBrails……………………………………………5  \nBreast-rope…………………………………………5  \nAnchor-stock tackle …………………2  \nBrenst-work…………………………………………………5  \nAn-end ………………………………………2  \nAthwart…………………………………………2  \nBreeching……………………………………5  \nBridles………………………………………………………………6  \nAvast ………………………………………………2  \nBull's-eye………………………………………6  \nAwning …………………………………………2  \nBumpkins or Boomkins…………………6  \nBack-stays…………………………………2  \nBumpkin-shrouds………………………6  \nBeckets……………………………………………3  \nBelaying…………………………………………3  \nBunt-lines……………………………………………6  \nBending…","cbCainOWESegvzUY","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainOWESegvzUY","pdf",5654055,180,"English","# Preface\n# Introduction\n# Content S.\n## Part I. 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