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245 00 a| Reasons humbly offered for to name a certain time of ... months, for to have the master-builders, and other experienced able master-shipwrights, to affirm and settle the suitable proportions of the principal materials used in ships and vessels, that are expresly named and incerted by several particular regulating clauses in their proposal, according to the good-intent and well-meaning of their petitions, and a specimen that is prepared to affirm and settle a general rule, for the more firm and well new-building, rebuilding and repairing and better survey of ships and vessels, viz.;

260 a| [London?] :b| [publisher not identified],c| [1710?];

300 a| 3 pages ;c| folio;

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500 a| Endorsed: Reasons humbly offered for a bill for the better breeding of shipwrights more experienced in the right and perfect knowledge of the use of their tools ... and the due observation of a general rule for the more firm ... newbuilding ... and repairing of ships and vessels, whereby ... to prevent and save many great losses by sea-dammages ... to merchants dry-goods and wares and also the total loss of ships ... and of many mariners ... in voyages.;

500 a| Photographed also as no. 4598.1.;

500 a| Reproduction of original from Goldsmiths' Library, University of London.;

500 a| Goldsmiths'-Kress no. 04598.1.;

776 1 c| Microformw| (OCoLC)20887766;

740 02 a| Reasons humbly offered for a bill for the better breeding of shipwrights more experienced in the ... knowledge of the use of their tools ...;

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APA Citation

(1710). Reasons humbly offered for to name a certain time of ... months, for to have the master-builders, and other experienced able master-shipwrights, to affirm and settle the suitable proportions of the principal materials used in ships and vessels, that are expresly named and incerted by several particular regulating clauses in their proposal, according to the good-intent and well-meaning of their petitions, and a specimen that is prepared to affirm and settle a general rule, for the more firm and well new-building, rebuilding and repairing and better survey of ships and vessels, viz. publisher not identified

MLA Citation

Reasons humbly offered for to name a certain time of ... months, for to have the master-builders, and other experienced able master-shipwrights, to affirm and settle the suitable proportions of the principal materials used in ships and vessels, that are expresly named and incerted by several particular regulating clauses in their proposal, according to the good-intent and well-meaning of their petitions, and a specimen that is prepared to affirm and settle a general rule, for the more firm and well new-building, rebuilding and repairing and better survey of ships and vessels, viz. publisher not identified, 1710.

Chicago Citation

Reasons humbly offered for to name a certain time of ... months, for to have the master-builders, and other experienced able master-shipwrights, to affirm and settle the suitable proportions of the principal materials used in ships and vessels, that are expresly named and incerted by several particular regulating clauses in their proposal, according to the good-intent and well-meaning of their petitions, and a specimen that is prepared to affirm and settle a general rule, for the more firm and well new-building, rebuilding and repairing and better survey of ships and vessels, viz.

Format	Electronic
Publication Info	[London?] : [publisher not identified], [1710?]
Description	3 pages ; folio
Supplemental Content	Available to subscribing institutions
Subjects	Shipbuilding industry--Great Britain. --Employees. --Early works to 1800.

General note	Place and date of publication suggested by ESTC.
General note	Endorsed: Reasons humbly offered for a bill for the better breeding of shipwrights more experienced in the right and perfect knowledge of the use of their tools ... and the due observation of a general rule for the more firm ... newbuilding ... and repairing of ships and vessels, whereby ... to prevent and save many great losses by sea-dammages ... to merchants dry-goods and wares and also the total loss of ships ... and of many mariners ... in voyages.
General note	Photographed also as no. 4598.1.
General note	Reproduction of original from Goldsmiths' Library, University of London.
General note	Goldsmiths'-Kress no. 04598.1.
Reproduction note	Electronic reproduction. Farmington Hills, Mich. : Thomson Gale, 2005. Available via the World Wide Web. Access limited to licensing agreements.
Other title	Reasons humbly offered for a bill for the better breeding of shipwrights more experienced in the ... knowledge of the use of their tools ...
LCCN	nuc87696771

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