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sloops. The same
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applied to fireships,
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converting fifth or
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industry ons****,
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sloops were
fishing cod,
which was
dried and salted, also
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Bermuda shipbuilders constructed sloops and
other vessels,
starting in the mid 17th century.
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United States in 1825
aboard the
sloop Restauration.
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located on the wharf. It is one of the
oldest inns in Cornwall, the
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