The Nautical Magazine, Volúmenes165-166Brown, Son and Ferguson, 1951 |
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... knots , permitting her to maintain an average of 19 knots from port to port over a period of five years in every kind of weather . The justification of the money spent on that fine ship was contained by the fact that the number of ...
... knots , permitting her to maintain an average of 19 knots from port to port over a period of five years in every kind of weather . The justification of the money spent on that fine ship was contained by the fact that the number of ...
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... knots at a time when the fastest Atlantic passage had been at an average of 14. Iron screw brigs of about 4300 tons , their hulls had a huge tumble - home . Their three - cylinder compound engines had ordinary vertical high pressure ...
... knots at a time when the fastest Atlantic passage had been at an average of 14. Iron screw brigs of about 4300 tons , their hulls had a huge tumble - home . Their three - cylinder compound engines had ordinary vertical high pressure ...
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... knots . The Aragon was so successful that she was followed by a succession of ships of the same general design . The Amazon of 10,037 tons and the Araguaya of 10,537 tons were built in 1906 , the Avon of 11,073 tons and the Asturias of ...
... knots . The Aragon was so successful that she was followed by a succession of ships of the same general design . The Amazon of 10,037 tons and the Araguaya of 10,537 tons were built in 1906 , the Avon of 11,073 tons and the Asturias of ...
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