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Working a ship from the 1700s involves understanding its key components, including sails, rigging, and navigation tools. Crew members would hoist and trim sails to harness wind for propulsion, while the captain and officers used a compass and sextant for navigation. Seamanship skills were crucial for steering the ship and managing ropes and rigging during maneuvers. Regular maintenance and teamwork were essential for successful voyages.

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