The Old East Indiamen
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CHAPTER XIV SHIPS AND MEN
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r and other facilities it was well designated. By the end of the eighteenth century it had its dry and wet docks and
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1 PREFACE2 CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION3 CHAPTER II THE MAGNETIC EAST4 CHAPTER III THE LURE OF NATIONS5 CHAPTER IV THE ROUTE TO THE EAST6 CHAPTER V THE FIRST EAST INDIA COMPANY7 CHAPTER VI CAPTAIN LANCASTER DISTINGUISHES HIMSELF8 CHAPTER VII THE BUILDING OF THE COMPANY'S SHIPS9 CHAPTER VIII PERILS AND ADVENTURES10 CHAPTER IX SHIPS AND TRADE11 CHAPTER X FREIGHTING THE EAST INDIAMEN12 CHAPTER XI EAST INDIAMEN AND THE ROYAL NAVY13 CHAPTER XII THE WAY THEY HAD IN THE COMPANY'S SERVICE14 CHAPTER XIII THE EAST INDIAMEN'S ENEMIES15 CHAPTER XIV SHIPS AND MEN16 CHAPTER XV AT SEA IN THE EAST INDIAMEN17 CHAPTER XVI CONDITIONS OF SERVICE18 CHAPTER XVII WAYS AND MEANS19 CHAPTER XVIII LIFE ON BOARD20 CHAPTER XIX THE COMPANY'S NAVAL SERVICE21 CHAPTER XX OFFENCE AND DEFENCE22 CHAPTER XXI THE "WARREN HASTINGS" AND THE "PIéMONTAISE"23 CHAPTER XXII PIRATES AND FRENCH FRIGATES24 CHAPTER XXIII THE LAST OF THE OLD EAST INDIAMEN