-
different purpose. Some
whaleboats were used from
whaling ships.
Other whaleboats would operate from the s****.
Later whaleboats usually could operate under...
- of the
American Revolutionary War
after Saratoga. The
Americans used
whaleboats rowed from the New
Jersey into New York Bay and from
Connecticut into...
-
damages included the loss of her
topgallant sail and two
whaleboats, with an
additional whaleboat sustaining minor damage. Pollard's
initial thought was...
-
Merwez Whaleboat is an
Australian actress.
Whaleboat, the
eldest daughter of
Donald (a
pastor and teacher) and
Dulcie Whaleboat is a
Torres Strait Islander...
-
ninety degrees.: 38–40 Two of the ship’s
whaleboats were lost and
another was damaged,
leaving two
usable whaleboats.: 41–42 The
knockdown was
caused in...
- The
Whaleboat House (originally
published with the
title Amagansett) is a 2004
crime novel by
British writer Mark Mills. It is set
shortly after the Second...
- he is made a ship-keeper (a
sailor who
stays aboard the ship
while its
whaleboats go out).
Ishmael contrasts him with the "dull and
torpid in his intellects" —...
-
founder of the
National Maritime Museum,
Greenwich James Caird (boat), a
whaleboat named after the jute baron, used by Sir
Ernest Shackleton Caird (surname)...
- and lakes, or in
protected coastal areas. However, some
boats (such as
whaleboats) were
intended for offs**** use. In
modern naval terms, a boat is a vessel...
-
armed with
harpoon guns.
Sailors no
longer needed to risk
their lives in
whaleboats, and so the
Nantucket sleighride came to an end. A few
countries still...
