The Popularity of the Knockabout as an Excellent Cruising
Craft, with Some Observations on the One-design Classes
from Schooners to Dories.
Keep Your Weather-Eye Open All the Time When Afloat—How to Handle a Boat in Heavy Weather or a Summer Squall.
Overhauling the Yacht—Practical Instructions for Cleaning and Painting the Craft Inside and Out, with Hints on the Care of Hull, Spars, Canvas and Running Gear.
Fitting Out for a Cruise
Combination Rowing and Sailing Boats.
Rigging and Sails—Standing and Running Gear, and the Bending and Setting of Canvas.
Laying Up for the Winter—Practical Suggestions for Protecting a Boat and Her Gear from the Stress of Our Inclement Climate.
Useful Hints and Recipes.
The Rule of the Road at Sea: Being a Digest of the Present International Regulations for Preventing Collisions.
The Mariner's Compass, with Remarks on Deviation, Variation, Leeway, Etc.
Charts, with Some Hints as to Navigation by Dead-reckoning.
Marlinespike Seamanship.
Weather Wrinkles from the Scientific Point of View of Professional Meteorologists and also Jack Tar.
Nautical Terms in Common Use.
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