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LINER, or LINE OF BATTLE S111r, the name formerly given to a vessel considered large enough to take part
century . In the early 18th century all vessels of 5o guns and upwards were considered fit to lie in a line. After the Seven Years' War (175663) the 50-gun ships were rejected as too small. When the great
term
great
British Exports of Linen Yarn and Cloth
1891. 1896. 19o1. 1906. Weight
Length in yards of linen piece goods, 144,416,700 150,849,300 137,521,000 173,334,200 plain, bleached or unbleached Length in yards of linen piece goods, 11,807,600 17,986,100 8,007,600 13,372,100 checked, dyed or printed, also damask and diaper Length in yards of sailcloth . 3,233,400 5,372,600 4,686,700 4,251,400 Total
linen cloth
Weight
thread
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