10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FORE-AND-AFTER»
Discover the use of
fore-and-after in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fore-and-after and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Fore and Aft: The story of the
fore and aft rig
And when the time for the new order of things did arrive it was to change
altogether the character and appearance of the sailing fore-and-after: it was to
transform a more or less barrel-shaped object into a delicately fashioned wedge
that would ...
Edward K. Chatterton, 2014
2
Fore and aft: the story of the for & aft rig from the ...
But nevertheless, as every sailing-man knows, or as every experimenter will
quickly discover for himself, the square-sail has its limitations no less than its
virtues-/ It will not hold so good a wind as the fore-and-after : in other words, the ...
Edward Keble Chatterton, 1912
3
The Federal Reporter: With Key-number Annotations ...
2 hatch was in three sections, supported by two athwartships, or strongbacks,
running athwart the ship; and each section was supported in the middle by an
iron fore and after, which fitted into cleats in the athwartships. The forward fore
and ...
Robert Desty, United States. Court of Claims, James Wells Goodwin, 1901
4
The Construction
and Fitting of the English Man of War, ...
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httamlM SMfuer. |3. Magazine ZW: Support. Fig 4/8 Construction The fore and
after bulkheads were constructed from pitch pine planking, 8in wide and 3m thick.
5
Duty, Language
and Exegesis in Prābhākara Mīmāṃsā: Including ...
... (fore— and after—sacrifices) [because the fore— and after—sacrifice
prescriptions expect a motive and this is only available in the responsibility
prescription, and hence the fore— and after—sacrifice prescriptions are
connected to it]. 12.2.1.
6
Directions for laying off ships on the mouldloft floor: With ...
where the level lines cut the aft side of the projection of the timber, the line, * t,
perpendicular to the rake ; and square down where they cut the fore and after
edges of the timber ats/, to the line MO in the half-breadth plan, to o and p ; and
from ...
7
American State Papers: Documents, Legislative
and Executive, ...
Keelson— Sided eighteen inches amidships, and sixteen inches fore and after
end, and sixteen inches deep; scarfs not within fifteen feet of keel scarfs, or mam
or foremast steps; upper keelson eighteen by fifteen inches deep, to be hooked ...
United States. Congress, 1834
8
The Code of Federal Regulations of the United States of America
Where bulb plates are. specified, two angles, of the size given for mountings, are
to be iitted at the upper part of the beam or fore-and-after. Where bulb angles are
specified, one angle, of the size given for mountings, is to be fitted at the upper ...
By the incorporation of its fore- and after-history, the presentation of a historical
phenomenon can afford the recognition of the present as an opportunity for
breaking away from the progression of history as we know it. As we have seen in
our ...
10
The United Service Magazine
60, of this work, on the products of the displaced volumes of the fore and after
bodies, and the squares of the distances of the centres of gravity of these bodies,
respectively from the common centre of gravity of the ship ; and on the products of
...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FORE-AND-AFTER»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
fore-and-after is used in the context of the following news items.
The last flowering of Bermuda shipbuilding
That fore-and-after rig swept other classes of sail before it, so that this icon of Bermuda heritage is seen today around the earth. If you wish “to ... «Royal Gazette, Aug 12»
Making an oceanic home for sailors
... the sloop was powered by the “Bermuda Rig” (here also community-invented), a fore-and-after configuration of sails that would revolutionise ... «Royal Gazette, Sep 11»
