-
square sails. Historically, this rig used was
called a "schooner
brig" or "
hermaphrodite brig". In Europe, the
distinction is
typically still made. The training...
- The
Hermaphrodite, a 2004
novel by
Julia Ward Howe
Hermaphrodite brig, a type of
sailing ship
Hermaphrodite caliper, a type of
caliper Hermaphroditic connector...
-
American usage, a
brigantine was
referred to as a
hermaphrodite brig.)
Porpoise was
later re-rigged as a
brig. She was
based on the same
plans as Dolphin....
- 1815. Her
design is
believed to be due to
Christian Bergh. She had a
hermaphrodite rig, i.e., she
combined the rigs of a
schooner and a brigantine. "She...
- illegally. In
January 1813, they took
their first prize, a
British hermaphrodite brig loaded with 77 slaves. Sale of the
slaves and
additional cargo generated...
-
weighed 192 tons. It had two
masts in the
configuration known as a
hermaphrodite brig: square-rigged
forward and schooner-rigged aft. This made it fast...
- 6.4750°N 28.400°W / 6.4750; -28.400. 4.
November 10: the
cargo hermaphrodite brig Susan of
Boston is
scuttled southwest of the Cape
Verde Islands. 5...
- square-rigged or fore-and-aft sails. Some
ships carry square sails on each mast—the
brig and full-rigged ship, said to be "ship-rigged" when
there are
three or more...
- June 1826 a
brig then
known as Pepe,
likely the ship
later known as Guerrero,
sailed from
Havana for Africa. A few days
later a "Spanish"
brig stopped and...
-
equipped with a
compound surface condensing engine and
rigged as a
hermaphrodite brig. She was
launched on
August 30, 1877 in Chester, Pennsylvania. Later...
