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The Evolution of Naval Armament

Note 16 — Chapter I · THE SAILING SHIP

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It has been suggested that the restricted draught given to the Dutch ships, owing to the shallowness of their coast waters, had the result of necessitating a generous breadth, and therefore made them generally stiffer than vessels of English construction.

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