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Brigantine
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By the early 1800s, however, Duxbury had evolved into one of the nation's largest shipbuilding ports, its 600-700 barques and brigantines known on every ocean. This survey of seven years of work was brimful with caricatures of George Stubbs-like horses, spineless modern architecture, birds that are nothing special, brigantines in fair weather, soulless families, and jazz trios in crew cuts and plaid jackets. s official tall ships, the twin Brigantines Exy and Irving Johnson, which were built by the Los Angeles Maritime Institute at the water's edge, says museum director Dr. |
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