Le Manoeuvrier, ou Essai sur la théorie et la pratique des evolutions et des signaux maritimes is a classic treatise on naval maneuvering, written by Jacques Bourdé de Villehuet. This book, originally published in French, provides a comprehensive guide to the art of sailing and naval tactics. It covers various aspects of seamanship, including ship handling, fleet formations, and maritime signals.

This historical text offers insights into 18th-century naval warfare and shipboard life, detailing the strategies and techniques employed by the French Navy. "Le Manoeuvrier" remains a valuable resource for maritime historians, naval enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the age of sail.

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