- A
periauger or
perogue (/pɪˈroʊg, ˈpiroʊg/) is a
shallow draft,
often flat-bottomed two-masted
sailing vessel,
often without a bowsprit,
which also carried...
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borrowed $100 (equivalent to $1,900 in 2023) from his
mother to
purchase a
periauger (a
shallow draft, two-masted
sailing vessel),
which he
christened the...
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Staten Island and
Manhattan was
conducted by
private individuals in "
periaugers".
These shallow-draft, two-masted sailboats, used for
local traffic in...
- Hornigold, West,
Daniel Stillwell, and John ****ram used
canoes and open
periauger boats and
crews of two
dozen men to raid off Cuba and Florida.
After several...
- parti****nts.
Numerous slave boatmen,
navigating locally constructed periauger,
operated within all-black crews,
ferrying rice, indigo, and provisions...
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Military Collector and
Historian XLVII, 1995. "A
Working Definition of '
Periauger'".
Proceedings of the 29th
Annual Conference on
Historical and Underwater...
- a
periauger, a row-and-sail dugout,
sometimes with two masts.
Mollie Sneden would have
known this, and she
probably began her
ferry with
periaugers. They...
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original on 2007-12-13.
Retrieved 2009-03-05. "A
brief history of the
Periauger".
Archived from the
original on 2008-08-28.
Retrieved 2009-03-20. Adams...
