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A new method of finding the longitude at sunrise, sunset, and at noon.

Breaking the ice proceedings of the 7th ACUNS (Inter)National Student Conference on Northern Studies = Briser la glace : 7ième Conférence (inter)nationale de l’AUCEN des étudiants en études nordiques

Notes on the acts to reverse attainders, etc. : the act of July 27, 1703, for reversing the attainders of Abigail Faulkner and others.

Logbook of the Ellen A. Swift (schooner), of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by George L. Dunham, kept by George L. Dunham, on voyage from 1918 June 5-6],

Mihkwâkamiwi sîpîsis stories and pictures from Metis elders in Fort McKay

George T. Saunders’ journal in the Caroline (Ship), 1825-1826

Logbook of the Mystic (schooner) of New Bedford, Mass.; mastered by William F. Joseph, kept by William F. Joseph, on voyage from 3 October 1910-8 August 1914

Timothy Endicott’s journal in the Suffolk (Ship), 1825

Rattler (Brig) Logbook, 1840

[William Baker (Ship) of Warren, R.I., mastered by Isaac John Sanford, keeper Isaac John Sanford, on voyage 11 July 1838 – 19 April 1839],

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The Circumpolar Navigator project aims to bring together Arctic and sub-Arctic materials from a wide range of northern heritage archives and special collections that will provide access for modern researchers to previously hidden sources of information that can offer data and insights on multiple subjects.

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