Clarke, F. G. (1830). The seaman's manual: Containing a variety of matters useful to the navigator, among which are directions for keeping accounts, rules for ascertaining the tonnage, for proportioning the spars, making the sails of vessels and cutting a gang of rigging, method of obtaining the latitude ... together with an analysis of the law of ships and shipping, and of the law of marine insurance, &c. &c. &c. Shirley, Hyde & Co..
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationClarke, Francis G. The Seaman's Manual: Containing a Variety of Matters Useful to the Navigator, Among Which Are Directions for Keeping Accounts, Rules for Ascertaining the Tonnage, for Proportioning the Spars, Making the Sails of Vessels and Cutting a Gang of Rigging, Method of Obtaining the Latitude ... Together with an Analysis of the Law of Ships and Shipping, and of the Law of Marine Insurance, &c. &c. &c. Portland, [Maine]: Shirley, Hyde & Co., 1830.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationClarke, Francis G. The Seaman's Manual: Containing a Variety of Matters Useful to the Navigator, Among Which Are Directions for Keeping Accounts, Rules for Ascertaining the Tonnage, for Proportioning the Spars, Making the Sails of Vessels and Cutting a Gang of Rigging, Method of Obtaining the Latitude ... Together with an Analysis of the Law of Ships and Shipping, and of the Law of Marine Insurance, &c. &c. &c. Shirley, Hyde & Co., 1830.