The British Mars : containing several schemes and inventions, to be practiced by land or sea against the enemies of Great-Britain ; shewing more plainly, the great advantage Britain has over other nations, by being masters at sea ; to which is added, an appendix, containing a scheme for manning the British navy, with less grievance to the subject; and a scheme to employ seamen ; of a copper mine near Hudson's Bay and of discovering the North-West passage, or determine there is no such passage ; with cautions and directions . who wasfucking at her Breaft when llie was carried intoCaptivity. FIN
The British Mars : containing several schemes and inventions, to be practiced by land or sea against the enemies of Great-Britain ; shewing more plainly, the great advantage Britain has over other nations, by being masters at sea ; to which is added, an appendix, containing a scheme for manning the British navy, with less grievance to the subject; and a scheme to employ seamen ; of a copper mine near Hudson's Bay and of discovering the North-West passage, or determine there is no such passage ; with cautions and directions . who wasfucking at her Breaft when llie was carried intoCaptivity. FINIS. i^/. (Infcrihed to the BrltKh Land and Sea Officers J THE :^ BRITISH MARS. CONTAINING Several Schemes and Inventions, To be Pra£lifed by Land or Sea Againfl the ENEMIES of Great-Britain. Shewing more plainly. The great Advantage B r i t a i n has over other Nations, by being Masters at Sea. In TWO PARTS. Batteries, to batter land Defenceswith greater Force ; and anotherMethod to fit old Ships of War(that cannot be funk by Shot) tolye before Batteries and receive theShot, while other Ships pafs by jwith Remarks and Obfervation?. Part I. contains. The Conftruftion of Boats both toftow in lefs room in Ships, and gofwiftly, to difcover an EnemysCoaft, and to land and embarkTroops with greater Safety ; alfoto conftrudl Veflels to lye nearerthe Shore, to better protedt theTroops in landing or embarking;alfo rolling Defences to be ufed asfloating Batteries, or as Floats forlanding Cannon, &c. and formaking Defences and Batteries onShore more eJipeditioufly, and forfilling up Ditches, &c,britishmarsconta00robs
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