2 v. 21s. bound.

"Captain Mackinnon's sketches of America are of a striking character and

permanent value. His volumes convey a just impression of the United

States, a fair and candid view of their society and institutions, so

well written and so entertaining that the effect of their perusal on the

public here must be considerable. They are light, animated, and lively,

full of racy sketches, pictures of life, anecdotes of society, visits to

remarkable men and famous places, sporting episodes, &c., very original

and interesting."--_Sunday Times._

"Captain Mackinnon's sketches of America are perhaps the best that have

appeared since the work of Captain Marryat, and they are far more candid

and impartial. The volumes are crowded with valuable and important

statements. The work will find its way rapidly into wide and general

circulation, such is its justice, candour, and accuracy of

information."--_Observer._

NAVAL ARCHITECTURE:

A TREATISE ON SHIP-BUILDING, AND THE RIG OF CLIPPERS,

WITH SUGGESTIONS FOR A NEW METHOD OF LAYING DOWN VESSELS.

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