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The Book of the Ocean

The Book of the Ocean

by Ernest INGERSOLL (1852 - 1946)

The Book of the Ocean is precisely what its title promises. It contains a rather broad overview of all topics connected to the ocean, such as its geography and the history of the exploration of the oceans. Besides the oceans themselves, the book contains several chapters on the different aspects of seafaring: building ships and seafaring, war ships, merchant ships and voyages, piracy, and yachting. - Summary by Carolin


War-Ships and Naval Battles - Part I - Wooden Walls, from Salamis to Trafalgar, part 2

Animal Life in the Sea

Dangers of the Deep, part 1

Dangers of the Deep, part 2

Early Voyages and Explorations - Part I - Previous to the Discovery of America.

Early Voyages and Explorations - Part II - From Columbus to Cook.

Fishing and other Marine Industries

Robbers of the Seas

Secrets Won from the Frozen North, part 1

Secrets Won from the Frozen North, part 2

The Building and Rigging of Ships

The Merchants of the Sea

The Ocean and its Origin

The Plants of the Sea and their Uses

War-Ships and Naval Battles - Part I - Wooden Walls, from Salamis to Trafalgar, part 1

War-Ships and Naval Battles - Part II - he Present Era of Steam and Steel.

Waves, Tides, and Currents

Yachting and Pleasure-Boating