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Logbook of the Andrew Marvel (Ship), Progress (Ship), and Everthorpe (Ship)of Hull, England, mastered by Thomas Orton, William Manger, and Robert Ash, kept by James Whitehead, on three voyages from 1821 March 9-1826 October 30

Journal of the Arnolda (Ship) and Fanny (Bark) of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by Edward Harding and Benjamin L. Boodry, kept by Benjamin L. Boodry, on two voyages from 1852 July 19 -1860 April 30

Journal of the Awashonks (Bark), Midas (Bark), and Morning Star (Bark) of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by Ariel Norton, Charles Hamill, Thomas McKenzie and Edward A. King, kept by Charles West Shaw and Rufus John Shaw, on three voyages from 1870 October 19-1894 June 26

Remarks on a discussion of Canada’s water

Journal of the Union (Ship) of Nantucket, Mass., and Joanna (Brig) of New York, N.Y., mastered and kept by Edmund Gardner, on two voyages from 1807 September 9-1808 March 16

Logbook of the Lady Adam of New York, NY, and Alliance (Ship) of Nantucket, Mass., mastered by Amaziah Gardner, kept by Hezekiah Pinkman, on voyage from 1805 March 20-1806 July 16

Logbook of the Harvest (Bark) of Fairhaven, Mass., Harriet (Bark) of Freetown, Mass., and Frances (Ship) of New Bedford, Mass.,mastered by John S. Hale, James Durfee, and James Purrington, kept by Volney A. Farr, on three voyages from 1841-1847

Journal of the South America (Ship) of Nantucket, Mass., and Phoebe Ann (Ship) of New Bedford, Mass., mastered and kept by Edmund Gardner, on three voyages from 1823 August 21-1826 January 1

Journal of the Beluga (Steam bark) of San Francisco, Calif., mastered and kept by Harston H. Bodfish, on voyage 1897 March 30-1899 October 4

Siedlungsgrundungen des ausgehenden 19. Jahrhunderts an der kanadischen Bergbaufrontier im Klondike-Goldfeld

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