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barques's Usage Examples:

modern tall ship rigs include topsail schooners, brigantines, brigs and barques.

The last eight four-masted barques ordered by Laeisz have been incorrectly called "The Eight Sisters" because.

The two admirals then set sail from Naples, with a total of about eighteen galleys, eight or nine barques, and a panfilus.

sister ship to Peking Pommern – museum ship in Finland Other preserved barques Falls of Clyde Glenlee - museum ship in Glasgow Balclutha Star of India.

The ship had three masts and was just under average size compared to barques built by Robert Thompson.

Solar barques were the vessels used by the sun god Ra in ancient Egyptian mythology.

The last eight four-masted barques ordered by Laeisz have been incorrectly called The Eight Sisters because of their similarity, including Pangani, Petschili, Pamir, Passat, Peking, Priwall, Pola (which never sailed under the Laeisz flag) and Padua, now under the Russian flag as the training ship Kruzenshtern.

needed] historical value in that she is one of only four 19th century barques in the world that still go regularly to sea.

Once atop the summit of one the hills comprising the mount, Cartier declared: We can see the said river, other than where we left our barques, where there is a rapid, the most impetuous it is given to see, one which is not possible for us to pass.

admirals then set sail from Naples, with a total of about eighteen galleys, eight or nine barques, and a panfilus.

These included Gustav Erikson's four-masted barques Pommern and Herzogin Cecilie, and several other ships, but all were deemed either too large or too dilapidated.

* – lost 1957 in the Atlantic* – museum ship in Germany, and sister ship to Peking* – museum ship in FinlandOther preserved barques* * - museum ship in Glasgow* * * * * * , the last wooden barque in original configuration References NotesBibliographyJohnson, Irving.

On the other hand, this was the time when big barques of steel were built.

Synonyms:

sailing ship, sailing vessel, bark,

Antonyms:

uncover,