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Wilbur Hubbard wrote:
I Googled some pics of the Trust's brigs (they are brigs according to definition because the pictures showed they are both square-rigged on both masts with no fore-and-aft sails on the masts) and they are nice looking boats. Must try harder on the old observational skills, matey. They *do* have a fore-and-aft sail on the after mast. It seems to be a common feature of virtualy all sizeable vessels of this era that at least the after mast always has at least one gaff sail. One must presume there must have been a technical reason for this. The distinction between brig and brigantine is simply whether the after mast is *exclusively* fore-and-aft or *also* has square sails. |
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