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Circular of information, 1902

Logbook of the Ninus (bark) of Boston Mass. and the William and Henry (ship) of Fairhaven, Mass., mastered by N. Proctor Smith and John Church, kept by Charles C. Harris, on two voyages from 1849 October 24-1851 June 21

Logbook of the Elizabeth (bark) of Mattapoisett, Mass., mastered by Thomas C. Bates, kept by James E. Bennett (2nd mate), on voyage from 1841 May 29-1844 April 4

A hand book for Indian band chiefs and councillors

Logbook of the Coral (ship) and Bevis (bark), of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by H.W. Seabury and Angles Snell, kept by Angles Snell, on two voyages from 1842 November 16-1844 May 21

[Hibernia (Ship) out of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by Isaac J. Sanford, keeper Nathan P. Simmons, on voyage 21 June 1842 – 14 January 1844],

The developmental cycle of elaphostrongylus rangiferi Miz., 1958 = Tsikl razvitiya Elaphostrongylus rangiferi Miz., 1958

Die Eisgrenze im atlantisch-europaischen Sektor der Arktis im Mai 1983

Logbook of the Alfred (schooner), of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by John P. Davenport, keeper unknown, on voyage from 1845 Aug. 28-1849 April 1

First Church in Salem, Mass., 1634.

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