Seafaring health regimen and isles trade prospects
A Britain era treatise argues for naval health reforms through diet and vitriolic vinegar, cider, apples, and fresh provisions to curb scurvy on long voyages. It praises naval barley and barley food substitutes, advocates water purification and deck cleanliness, and laments harsh impressment while urging humane manning. The piece also surveys Scotland’s northwestern isles as a grand opportunity for a thriving fishing trade, harboring bays, water, timber, and diverse resources, with proposals for a central Skye center, free ports, and a royal borough to stimulate exports and seafaring manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hales
Mr. Sutton
Scotland
K. Charles I
Charles II
Highlands
Isles
Cash
Loch-muddy Isles
Isle of
North-Rift
Isle Hermetia
Isle Harries
Island Glass
Stornway
Lewis
Skie
Ita
Lochfal- Jart
Lochage
Lochie
Scowfar
Stormray
Isle of Lewis
K. Charles the Second
Isfes
Harries
Europe
Cis
Isle of Ta
Port Escock
Buchanan
Lismore
Strath
Denmark
Sweden
Hamburg
Holland
Britain
Ireland
France
Spain
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Joan Deacon
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