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The Law of Storms The various phenomena by which their approach can be ascertained with certainty, and practical directions to mariners for the avoidance of their fury, compiled from various sources
作者：Ross, John
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章节目录
共 27 题- COMPILED FROM VARIOUS SOURCES
- BY CAPT. JOHN ROSS,
- ON HURRICANES AND THE LAW OF STORMS.
- METEOROLOGICAL SIGNS RECOGNIZED BY THE FEELINGS.
- METEOROLOGICAL SIGNS RECOGNIZED BY THE EYE.
- 8. A dense, heavy bank of cloud in the direction of the hurricane.
- METEOROLOGICAL SIGNS RECOGNIZED BY THE EAR.
- 6. A calm in the center of the cyclone.
- RULES FOR TRIMMING THE SHIP IN A HURRICANE.
- 1. The ship and her sea room.
- 2. The track of the cyclone.
- 3. Its rate of traveling.
- 4. The ship’s run and drift.
- I.—FOR THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE.
- II.—FOR THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE.
- THE BAROMETER RISES:
- A THERMOMETER FALLS:
- THE BAROMETER FALLS:
- A THERMOMETER RISES:
- ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
- JAMES CURTIS & CO.
- FIRE AND MARINE.
- ALL LOSSES PAID IN UNITED STATES GOLD COIN.
- Notice to Ship Owners, Agents, Consignees, and Masters
- C. MOSS. D. BEADLE.
- Medical and Surgical Institute, Established in 1850, by
- 414 Clay Street, San Francisco.