Re-inventing the Ship: Science, Technology and the Maritime World, 1800-1918 (Corbett Centre for Maritime Policy Studies Series)

Discover the fascinating history of ships and their transformation in the book "Re-inventing the Ship: Science, Technology and the Maritime World, 1800-1918". This captivating read takes you on a journey through the long nineteenth century, a period when Britain emerged as a dominant maritime power. Through the perspectives of ten authors, including naval architects, dockyard workers, shipowners, and Navy officers, you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of the re-invention of ships and the profound impact it had on maritime technology and culture.

Step into the world of builders, owners, and users as you explore the intricate connections between material elements, scientific advancements, artisan craftsmanship, and seafaring traditions. Uncover the secrets behind the construction of ships' complex identities and how these once familiar objects evolved to meet the demands of a changing world.

Immerse yourself in the rich historical, geographical, cultural, and literary contexts that shaped the maritime world in the nineteenth century. Each chapter provides a unique perspective, offering you a diverse range of insights into the multifaceted aspects of ship re-invention.

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