Instruction Élémentaire et Raisonnée Sur La Construction Pratique Des Vaisseaux, En Forme De Dictionnaire
, published by order of Monseigneur de Boynes, is a comprehensive guide to practical shipbuilding in the form of a dictionary. Authored by de Duranti di Lironcourt, this work offers detailed insights into the construction of ships, reflecting the naval engineering practices of its time. The dictionary format allows readers to quickly access specific terms and techniques, making it an invaluable resource for understanding 18th-century shipbuilding. This book is an essential reference for historians, maritime enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the evolution of naval technology and the intricacies of constructing vessels during a pivotal era in maritime history.
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