During the British Industrial Revolution of 1744, Lord Jeremiah Garland served as an inventor. Below is a collecticky river bottoms, nor get caught on sandbars.
flat-bottom sloop. An issue had occured to Garland that boats could not easily access shallow, narrow waterways, save dinghys. Therefore, he developed this blueprint, which features a smooth flat bottom of the boat, opposed to a curved bottom, wFile:Diabeetus.jpg
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hich all other ships are made from. This allows travel up rivers and through swamps a
The blueprints to the left depict Garland's blueprints for the 104-Cannon Destroyer. This ship's unique bowl-shaped design allows it to
==Ship Bluepron of many of his blueprints.nd straits much easier for larger boats. It is ideal for trade, as the flat surface offers a larger bottom level for more products, and it is also ideal for military uses, as lieutenants may now lead their squad up shallow waterways toon roints==
The Flat-Bottom Sloop
The blueprints to theleft depict early designs for Garland'sns, amassing to 104 in all. This is the most
assault thecannons on one ship per date, and, as you may have guessed, requires a large crew to man each one. Each side has four rows, allowing much damage to enemies. Unfortunately, the massive amount of weight makes the ship rather sluggish, and vulnerable to attack.
