Yankee Traders at Sea and Ashore: An Account of the Early Nineteenth Century Merchant Ships Built in Connecticut and Sailing from New York, and of Connecticut Travelers to the Far West and the Far East

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William-Frederick Press, 1964 - Merchant mariners - 96 pages

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DISCOVERY
1
SHIPBUILDING AND COMMERCE
11
DIFFICULTIES
26
Copyright

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TitleYankee Traders at Sea and Ashore: An Account of the Early Nineteenth Century Merchant Ships Built in Connecticut and Sailing from New York, and of Connecticut Travelers to the Far West and the Far East
AuthorMargaret S. Dart
PublisherWilliam-Frederick Press, 1964
Original fromthe University of California
DigitizedApr 2, 2010
Length96 pages
  
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