PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «POLACRE»
polacre
polacca
type
seventeenth
century
sailing
vessel
similar
xebec
name
feminine
polish
italian
language
frequently
seen
mediterranean
three
single
pole
masts
often
with
polacre
merriam
webster
usually
chiefly
piece
sometimes
nautical
terms
masted
from
either
french
origin
unknown
elements
practice
rigging
seamanship
latteen
sail
upon
mizen
only
main
ever
keeps
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noun
article
plural
polacres
obsolete
merchant
reverso
meaning
also
polar
polarise
polarize
polemarch
collins
always
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «POLACRE»
Scopri l'uso di
polacre nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
polacre e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
The Illustrated Companion to Nelson's Navy
Compare polacre, settee, xebec. Trabaccolo An Italian lug-rigged medium-sized
coasting and fishing vessel with one or two masts. Xebec A Mediterranean hull
type, used in the Spanish, French, and Turkish navies in sloop roles, and by ...
Nicholas Blake, Richard Lawrence, 2005
2
Report of the Proceedings in the House of Lords on the Bill ...
He now came to the polacre; and he could assure their lordships that it was with
no small satisfaction he came to that part of the case; because he thought it was
most perfectly olear that there was no more ground to suppose that any illicit ...
Caroline (Queen, consort of George IV, King of Great Britain), 1820
3
A COLLECTION OF STATE PAPERS, RELATIVE TO THE WAR against FRANCE
t 4* .) ,The French polacre sliip La Bellone, from Valette, bound to Marseilles,
laden with cotton : taken by the Success, Captain Peard, April 28. A cartel vessel
from Alexandria, laden with 900 fiiells : detained by Sis Thomas Troubridge, ...
4
A Collection of State Papers Relative to the War Against ...
U: 'at t. The French polacre ship La Bellone, from Valette, bound to Marseilles,
laden with cotton: taken by the Succefs, Captain Peard, April 928. A cartel vessel
from Alexandria, laden with 930 shells: detained by Sir Thomas Troubridge, ...
5
Potbs - Scout Ships: 'Algiers' Refit
Polacre, 'Arcadia' ...
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6
The Trial at Large of Her Majesty Caroline Amelia Elizabeth, ...
He now came to the polacre; and he could assure'their lordships, that it was with
no small satisfaction he came to that part ofthe case; because he thought it' was
most perfectly clear that there was no more ground to suppose that any illicit ...
Queen Caroline Amelia Elizabeth (consort of George IV, King of Great Britain), Bartolommeo Bergami (barone della Francina), 1821
7
Kaloolah and the Berber: or the mountaineer of the Atlas
whispered Isabel. The dying man rolled his eyes in the direction of the priest and
shook Es head. Isabel loosened the cross f'om her bosom and pressed it to his s.
pAt this moment a shot from the galley shattered the rudder of the polacre, and ...
William Starbuck Mayo, 1854
8
The Trial at Large of Her Majesty Caroline Amelia Elizabeth, ...
He now came to the polacre ; and he could assure their lordships, that it was with
no small satisfaction he came to that part of the case ; because he thought it was
most perfectly clear that there was no more ground to suppose that any illicit ...
9
The Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Ships and Boats
256 P O L A C R E POLACRE orPOLACCA The Polacre was a ship common to
the Mediterranean whose masts were made of single poles, thereby enabling the
yards to be raised or lowered to the yards immediately above or below.
10
The trial at large of Her Majesty Caroline: Amelia ...
He now came to the polacre ; and he could assure their lordships that it was with
no small satisfaction he came to that part of the case ; because he thought it was
most perfectly clear that there was no more ground to suppose that any illicit ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords, 1821
