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Masting, rigging and sails

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  18. Lead of the Fore and Main Yard Slings and bolster for the lifts, Royal Navy approx. 1800

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  19. Question on the rigging of the Mainsail of a Brigantine

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  20. Attachment of the yard jeers Royal Navy about 1800

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