  CHAPTER II LAWS AFFECTING THE DUTIES OF THE MASTER CHAPTER III ENTRY AND CLEARANCE Clearance. CHAPTER IV ENTRY OF MERCHANDISE Inward manifests. CHAPTER V LIABILITY OF OWNERS, MASTERS, AND SHIPPERS Liability of Owners, Masters and Shippers. CHAPTER VI MISCELLANEOUS LAWS Rescuing shipwrecked American seamen. CHAPTER VIII THE CHIEF MATE (Continued) CHAPTER IX RULES OF THE U. S. SUPERVISING INSPECTORS RELATING TO LIFESAVING LIFE BOATS CHAPTER X PASSENGER ACT OF 1882 CHAPTER XIII THE JUNIOR OFFICERS CHAPTER XV LAWS DEFINING OFFICERS OF MERCHANT VESSELS Citizenship of officers. CHAPTER XVI THE EXAMINATION FOR LICENSES MASTER AND MATES Original Licenses. CHAPTER XVII THE WATCH OFFICER CHAPTER XVIII THE RULES OF THE ROAD INTERNATIONAL RULES: I. ENACTING CLAUSE, SCOPE, AND PENALTY: CHAPTER XIX LIMITS OF INLAND WATERS OF THE U. S. CHAPTER XXIV U. S. NAVIGATION LAWS GOVERNING MERCHANT SEAMEN Definitions. APPENDIX A CUSTOMS DISTRICTS, PORTS, AND SUB-PORTS OF UNITED STATES THE LITERATURE of NAVAL AND MARINE SCIENCE Transcriber's Note. Apparent typographical errors have been corrected. The use of hyphens has been rationalised. Sub-paragraphs and lists have been indented. A line in blackletter font in the dedication has been bolded. An advertisement for another book by the same author has been shifted to the back of the book. Chapter XVIII describes the Rules of the Road as they apply to the High Seas and to U.S. Inland Waters. In the original work corresponding passages are set out on opposite pages. In this version the Rules applying to the High Seas are followed by those applying to Inland Waters. Inland Waters are defined in Chapter XIX. THE MEN ON DECKMaster, Mates and Crew A MANUAL BY mark NEW YORK Copyright, 1918 DEDICATED TO |
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