The Sailor's Word-book
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ORDERLY OFFICER. In the army. _See_ OFFICER OF THE DAY.
ORDER OF BATTLE. The arranging of ships or troops so as to engage theenemy to the best advantage.
ORDER OF SAILING. _See_ SAILING, ORDER OF.
ORDERS. Societies of knights. (_See_ KNIGHTHOOD. ) ORDERS IN COUNCIL. Decrees given by the privy council, signed by thesovereign, for important state necessities, independently of any act ofparliament; but covered by an act of indemnity when it is assembled.
ORDINARY. The establishment of the persons ...formerly employed to takecharge of the ships of war which are laid up in ordinary at severalharbours adjacent to the royal dockyards. These duties are now under thesuperintendent of the dockyard. Also, the state of such men-of-war andvessels as are out of commission and laid up.
ORDINARY SEAMAN. The rating for one who can make himself useful onboard, even to going aloft, and taking his part on a top-sail ortopgallant-yard, but is not a complete sailor, the latter being termedan able seaman. It would be well if our merchant seamen consisted ofapprentices and A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ORDERLY OFFICER. In the army. _See_ OFFICER OF THE DAY.
ORDER OF BATTLE. The arranging of ships or troops so as to engage theenemy to the best advantage.
ORDER OF SAILING. _See_ SAILING, ORDER OF.
ORDERS. Societies of knights. (_See_ KNIGHTHOOD. ) ORDERS IN COUNCIL. Decrees given by the privy council, signed by thesovereign, for important state necessities, independently of any act ofparliament; but covered by an act of indemnity when it is assembled.
ORDINARY. The establishment of the persons ...formerly employed to takecharge of the ships of war which are laid up in ordinary at severalharbours adjacent to the royal dockyards. These duties are now under thesuperintendent of the dockyard. Also, the state of such men-of-war andvessels as are out of commission and laid up.
ORDINARY SEAMAN. The rating for one who can make himself useful onboard, even to going aloft, and taking his part on a top-sail ortopgallant-yard, but is not a complete sailor, the latter being termedan able seaman. It would be well if our merchant seamen consisted ofapprentices and A.
What to read after The Sailor's Word-book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williams, Henry Smith, 1863-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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