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What does 'row on row' mean?
On is short for upon. It means row after row (after row after row). Lots of rows. In the poem "Flanders Fields" in means the rows of grave markers for the thousands of soldiers buried there- in rows.
Why was Mary Celeste abandoned?
We simply don't know for sure. The most plausible theory is: part of the ship's payload was combustible. It is very possible that circumstances had occurred that had increased the risk of an explosion; and that the captain decided to ventilate the ship's hold: the hatches were found open. The captain then might for safety's sake in the meantime have everybody board a sloop, tied to the ship with a long rope. If the rope would have slipped, there would have been no way to row back to the ship, since it had been left partly under sail and so was much faster than any sloop could row. The sloop would then drift off to anywhere, and lack of food and especially of drink would finish off the crew in a matter of days.
How did the soldiers fight battles in the civil war?
The soldiers of the civil war would stand in rows and while the first row was loading the second row would shoot. While the second row was loading the 1st row would shoot. Then when some one in the 1st row got shot the person behind him would step up and be in the 1st row. If this is wrong plz corect me.
What did Eisenhower compare to a row of dominoes?
Eisenhower refered to the countries that were threatened by Communism takeover as the row dominoes
Who is david farragut and what did he do in the civil war?
He was famous because he said "damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead" when his ship entered into a mine field near Mobile during the civil war. He was a captain in the newly established continental navy. At that time they called mines torpedoes. The nearest thing they had to a torpedo like we use today was a mine strapped to a long pole on the front of a small boat. The boaters would row to the ship and bail over the side just before the mine blew up.
What is now left of Pearl Harbor?
Everything except Battle ,Ship Row
What does 'sailing by ash breeze' mean?
When an old sailing ship was becalmed the crew had to break out the ships boats and row, towing the ship. As oars were often made of ash this is sailing by ash breeze
How did pirates take ships treasures?
Eh.. O_o Baddy pirates would go onto their baddy ships and row row row to a ship out in the BIG ocean and would stop right next to them. Then they would jump onboard and do bad bad things to them and take their treasure from the treasure chests...
Why did long ships have shields on?
If you had a cramped ship, which you had to row, and didn't need your shield while you were rowing, wouldn't hanging it over the side of the ship make sense. It probably offered the person sitting inside it some shelter from spray and wind.
What is the difference between cardiac muscle and diaphragm?
Row, row, row your cruise ship gently on the ocean! merily merily merily merily cruise ship has a stern.
When did Saints Row?
Saints Row happened in 2006.
When did Saints Row happen?
Saints Row happened in 2006.
How were the ships in Ancient Greece powered?
They used man-power; people would row the ships.
How many times do you beat the battle frontier places to battle the battle brains in Pokemon platinum?
You have to beat a battle place 3 times in a row(21 battles in a row) And on the 21st fight, you face him or her. And once you beat it 7 times in a row(49 battles in a row) on the 49th fight, you face him or her again except with different and more powerful pokemon.
What British war ship did Paul Revere row past?
the Somerset
What were the most inexpensive way to ship products from the orient?
A Row Boat
How many people row in a galley ship?
200 to 400 men.
