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A '''sailor''' is an individual |
A '''sailor''' is an individual undertaking the task of sailing a [[ship]] or [[boat]]. Often a dangerous task due to the natural maritime hazards it could be made even more dangerous by [[pirate]]s and [[war]]. |
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Some ships had their own [[soldier]]s in case fighting occurred between vessels, otherwise sailors themselves would be expected to defend their vessel unless the vessel surrendered. |
Some ships had their own [[soldier]]s in case [[fighting]] occurred between vessels, otherwise sailors themselves would be expected to defend their vessel unless the vessel surrendered. |
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* [http://www.larsdatter.com/sailors.htm Sailors' Clothing in the Middle Ages and Renaissance] |
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* [[Wikipedia:Medieval_European_maritime_culture|Wikipedia: Medieval European maritime culture]] |
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Latest revision as of 14:15, 10 September 2007
A sailor is an individual undertaking the task of sailing a ship or boat. Often a dangerous task due to the natural maritime hazards it could be made even more dangerous by pirates and war.
Some ships had their own soldiers in case fighting occurred between vessels, otherwise sailors themselves would be expected to defend their vessel unless the vessel surrendered.
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