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oily practical course by which the science can be succiAifully and
easily taught in large Seminaries.
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This day was published, in Quartos
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ATREATISE on NAVAL TACTICS,--cOn.
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twining a new and easy mode, wheyhy every Evolution
that can be performed by Fleets at Sea may be represented to the
eye, with rules for forming the nearest line of i to chase
a vessel in any situation—the whole serving to explain the theory
and develope the practice of Naval Evolutions.
By Capt. 1. HIMSTEAD, of the Royal Navy,
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