Catechism for the Marine Board Examinations, Part 1

"Catechism for the Marine Board Examinations, Part 1" by James Gordon, originally published in 1872, serves as a comprehensive study guide for aspiring marine engineers preparing for their examinations. This meticulously detailed catechism covers a range of essential topics, including the construction and operation of steam engines, principles of navigation, and various aspects of maritime technology pertinent to the era.

Designed in a question-and-answer format, the book facilitates effective learning and retention of critical information. Its historical context provides valuable insights into the maritime practices and engineering standards of the late 19th century, making it an invaluable resource for both students of maritime history and those pursuing careers in marine engineering. This book remains relevant for understanding the foundational knowledge required for maritime professionals.

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