In most cases, pray that the outbreak wouldn't destroy all of his valuable 'cargo'. In some cases - depending on whether the disease was known to be highly infectuous - the sick were put overboard.
A little-known fact is by the way that according to the figures kept by the West Indies Company over the decades, the average percentage of the ship's crew that died during the journey was even higher than that of the slaves in the hold. In a number of cases slaves who had taken over the dead crew member's duties got their freedom on arrival as a reward, often staying on as a crew member.
no some where free ships
Single (just one captain) - The captain's table. Plural (many captains) - The captains' table. or The captains' tables.
He was the captain and captains guide the ships.
Captain Arthur Phillip and Captain John Hunter were the two captains. However, each of the ships had its own skipper.
I think not all of them go down with their ships. (He's the last one to stay in the sinking ship....)
He had the captains of the Phoenician ships in his fleet, who lost their ships early in the battle, beheaded as an example to the others.
Sea Dogs
Of course they have. Mp3 players are allowed onboard ships.
That people on ships were dumb
Thomas Phillips was one of them. John Newton was another.
The Shanghai Tunnels were an underground system in Portland Oregon, used to kidnap people and sell them to captains of ships to work on the ships.
They were only paid for the ones who survived the voyage.