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1831Cartilla marítima para la instrucción de los caballeros guardias marinasROLDÁN, Miguel
1863Nociones de derecho internacional maritimo, redactadas... Joaquín Gutiérrez de Rubalcava...FERNÁNDEZ DURO, Cesáreo
1858Reprezentação dos proprietarios dos estaleiros á Boa-vista, confinantes com o tejo dirigida ao corpo legislativo contra a occupação do Governo-
1832Inventário do casco, aparelhos e mais utensílios assim de uso como de sobrecellentes da Real Escuna de sua Magestade o Senhor D. Miguel I... A qual o mesmo senhor mandou riscar, desenhar, e construir...SANTOS, Manuel Luís dos
1820A few Observations upon Naval Architecture and construction, for the purpose of proving that the present system of admeasuring British Vessels and the duty on tonnage are injurious to the British Navy, and in every way hurtful to the encouragement of ship building for the purposes of navigation and commerce-
1840On the construction of the Ark, as adapted to the naval architecture of the present day, on the equipment of vessels, and on Steam Navigation to IndiaRADFORD, William
1837A brief history of Dover and Ramsgate Harbours; with a description of the Coast, between Dungeness, and the Isle of Thanet, and remarks on the probable construction of a Harbour, between the South Foreland and Sandwich Haven-
1813Substance of a memoir ti the right honourable Spencer Perceval, from a maritime character, on Lord Melville´s suggestions for establishing a Naval Depot at NorthfleetPERCEVAL, Spencer
1810A Letter to the right honourable Viscount Melville, on the subject of his Lordship's Letter to the Right Hon. Spencer Perceval, respecting a Naval Arsenal at NorthfleetROSE, George
1828Remarks on a late publication, entitled “Naval Construction” published [in the Quarterly Journal of Literature, Science and Art, edited at the Royal Institution] in the autumn of 1827 [and extracted from the Naval and Military Magazine]-

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