The Seaman and Merchant's Complete Expeditious Measurer (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781023635318)

The Seaman and Merchant's Complete Expeditious Measurer, originally published in 1824, is a comprehensive collection of tables designed for quick and accurate calculations essential to maritime commerce. Compiled by J. W. Norie, this work aims to provide seamen and merchants with an indispensable tool for their daily transactions.

This volume offers a glimpse into the mathematical and logistical demands of early 19th-century trade, presenting data in an accessible format. The tables facilitate expeditious measurements, assisting in the efficient handling of cargo, assessment of duties, and other calculations vital to the smooth operation of shipping and trade. For historians, researchers, and anyone interested in the intricacies of maritime history, "The Seaman and Merchant's Complete Expeditious Measurer" offers valuable insights into the practices and resources of a bygone era.

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