Directions For Navigating On Part Of The South Coast Of Newfoundland With A Chart Thereof Including The Islands Of St. Peter'S And Miquelon And A Particular Account Of The Bays Harbours Rocks Land-Marks Depths Of Water Latitudes Bearings And Dist

Hoist your curiosity and chart a storied coast with a book that reads like a compass for the imagination.This is more than a guide; it is a doorway to eighteenth‑century maritime life. Directions For Navigating On Part Of The South Coast Of Newfoundland pairs practical detail with the poetry of the sea offering a coastal chart atlas that councils the reader through bays harbours rocks and landmarks. Readers encounter depth sounding records bearings and the flowing tides framed by an actual survey conducted for Commodore Pallisser. The result is a clear actionable resource for maritime researchers nautical training and anyone drawn to the era of exploration along the northern Atlantic shores.The work stands as a landmark in literary and historical significance: a rare authentic snapshot of early navigation a window into the methods and mindset of its time and a touchstone for collectors of classic nautical charts. For casual readers it unfolds like a maritime mystery and a travelogue bound to the coast; for literature lovers it feels like a venerable artefact brought to life.Out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions. Restored for today's and future generations. More than a reprint - a collector's item and a cultural treasure. This edition invites both the curious sailor and the serious bibliophile to navigate its pages and imagine the sea as a living chart.