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Frank. Pollard has written:

'East Indiaman'

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Frank. Pollard has written:

'East Indiaman'

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The ship was the Indiaman

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there are many types of pirate ships:

Common Ships = Sloops, Schooners and Brigantines

Square-rigged pirate ships= Merchant Carrier, Dutch Fleut, East Indiaman, Carracks and the Great Galleon

Other Pirate Ships= Galleys and Junks

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John Paul Jones was on the American side of the war and to many he was considered a pirate. He became feared and revered because of his ruthlessness on the seas. He went around the coast of England pillaging and taking British sailors as prisoners. One of his most famous ships was the Bonhomme Richard, formerly Duc de Duras, a warship in the Continental Navy. She was originally an East Indiaman, a merchant ship built in France for the French East India Company in 1765, for service between France and Asia. the Bonhomme Richard's namesake was Benjamin Franklin, and by the time that it sunk it had a cell full of British prisoners and a crew from all over the known world.

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yacht...... east indiaman,galleon,frigate,man o war,ship of the line were the largest type of sailing vessels

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Mostly the word "ship" was reserved to the larger kinds with three or more masts and a full bowsprit, while the smaller types were named for their sail-plan, e.g. barque, brig, brigantine.... So in general the answer is that large sailing ships were called "ships" and that it was the small ones that had different names.

There were some types of large ships as mentioned above (except for "frigate" and "yacht", frigates were small ships, and yachts are boats: they have a single mast), but no other general term for large ships as distinguished from small ones.

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