The United Service Magazine
The United Service Magazine
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Besides war-ships, the Society exhibits models of all classes of merchant ships ; and it is no longer common for French ship- owners to turn to the Clyde, the Mersey or the Tyne for their new vessels. One or two of the l^Vench steam-ship companies show drawings of their vessel", and give particulars of their trials, but while this portion of the exhibit is very creditable, it does not equal the corresponding part in the British Section.
No other countries contribute a separate collection of naf...al models, although, scattered about in the various courts, one not unfrequently comes upon a few interesting models or drawings of ships and boats. Some of these are of the most primitive character. There are Bussian and Spanish boats, each hewn out of a single log of timber ; Chinese junks, Malayan proas, sailing- ships of all classes, river-steamers built for service on the Danube, and others which need not be mentioned. Comparatively little 1878.] rBBNCH WAB BHIP8 AT THB PABIB BXHIBXTION. 817 interest attaches, however, to this miscellaneous and scattered exhibit ; having mentioned it, we revert to the very interesting show in the French Section, which deserves a more extended notice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides war-ships, the Society exhibits models of all classes of merchant ships ; and it is no longer common for French ship- owners to turn to the Clyde, the Mersey or the Tyne for their new vessels. One or two of the l^Vench steam-ship companies show drawings of their vessel", and give particulars of their trials, but while this portion of the exhibit is very creditable, it does not equal the corresponding part in the British Section.
No other countries contribute a separate collection of naf...al models, although, scattered about in the various courts, one not unfrequently comes upon a few interesting models or drawings of ships and boats. Some of these are of the most primitive character. There are Bussian and Spanish boats, each hewn out of a single log of timber ; Chinese junks, Malayan proas, sailing- ships of all classes, river-steamers built for service on the Danube, and others which need not be mentioned. Comparatively little 1878.] rBBNCH WAB BHIP8 AT THB PABIB BXHIBXTION. 817 interest attaches, however, to this miscellaneous and scattered exhibit ; having mentioned it, we revert to the very interesting show in the French Section, which deserves a more extended notice.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur William Alsager Pollock to read onlineMoreLess
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