La navegació de conserva a l'Edat Mitjana
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aem.1994.v24.984Abstract
Protective navigation was, during the Middle Ages, a defensive precaution taken by merchant shipping in times of conflict, but it was also a tactical possibility for warships. When enemies or pirates threatened the seas, the authorities who controlled shipping, both in Catalonia or in Genoa, ordered merchant vessels to navigate protectively, forming a convoy. This cooperation with one or more ships took on the form of a contract of corporation, valid for a voyage or for a fixed period.
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