- Look up
supercargo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
supercargo (from
Italian sopracargo or from
Spanish sobrecargo[citation needed]) is a person...
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After a two-year
voyage on one of the East
India Company's
ships as a
supercargo,
Thistlewood returned to
England briefly at 29 and
decided to s**** employment...
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supercargo; a
large East
Indiamen might have five or more,
which were
ranked "chief
supercargo", "2nd
supercargo", and so on. A team of
supercargos divided...
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September 2023. Stumpf, Rob (18 July 2017). "The
Forgotten Steinwinter Supercargo Is
Unlike Anything on the Road Today". The Drive.
Operators Handbook-DM...
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resident on each
island to
instead becoming a
business operation where the
supercargo (the
cargo manager of a
trading ship)
would deal
directly with the islanders...
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plundered a
United States ship, the
Candace from Marblehead. The ship's
supercargo,
allegedly an
amateur actor,
disguised himself as a
Roman Catholic priest...
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lived and
worked among Pacific Islands and
Islanders as a trader, ship's
supercargo, and
villager for some two decades,
learning languages and
observing natural...
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PELETI Mohe
Maota Cook 24
Tokelau (Fakaofo)
WALLWORK James William Supercargo 44
Western Samoa WILLIAMS George Kendall Supercargo 66 New Zealand...
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Empress of China, to sail from the
United States.
Thomas H.
Perkins was his
supercargo and
established strong ties with the
Chinese and
garnered the
Forbes fortune...
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Galveston from
Matagorda Bay on 15 May 1817. A year later, João was
appointed supercargo for
trade with the
Karankawa Indians. La****e left in 1820, and João later...
