The American Neptune 2000: Vol 60 Index

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THE INDEX TO VOLUME SIXTY OF THE AMERICAN NEPTUNE
A Aarte Eo Mare {Art and the Sea}: Catalogue of the
Australia-Netherlands ( olloguium on Maritime
[emporary Exhibitions Gallery, 18 May to 3 Archaeology and Maritime History, The, reviewed,
August 1998, Lisbon, Calouste Gulbenkian 103
Foundation, reviewed, 83 Andalusia, ship, 149
Adam, ship of London (1817), 358 Anderson, Henry H., Jr., reviews by, 431, 438
Adams, John Quincy, secretary of state, 32 Andrea Gail, fishing vessel lost at sea, 113 >
advertisement for California Mutual Benefit and Angelaj B. Nirce kerson, menhaden steamer, pai- nting of,
Joint Stock Association, 154 279
advertisement with sailing information for packet Angelia B. Nickerson, steamer, 284
ship Arkansas, 159 Ann, ship of London, image of, 357
African Life: The Life and Times of Olaudah Equiano, Antscherl, Daniel, “Confessions of an Inrepentant
1745-1797, An, by James Walvin, reviewed, 207 Ship Modeler,” 417
African Squadron and Ashburton Treaty, 44 “Arch of the Flemings, The,” Lisbon, 1619, engraving
Ahab’ Trade: The Saga of South Seas Whaling, by
of, 15
Granville Allen Mawer, reviewed, 427 Ark Royal IV; HMS, 340
Alabama, CSS, association of, 77 Armstrong, John, and John Cutler, “The British
Alden, John D., Salvage Man: Edward Ellsberg and Coastal Fleet in the Eighteenth Century: How
the U.S. Navy, reviewed, 98 Useful Are the Admiralty’s Registers of
Alexander, Caroline, The “Endurance”: Shackleton’ Protection from Impressment?,” 235
Legendary Antarctic Expedition, reviewed, 335 Arrol, Sir William, Kelliebank shipyard of, at Alloa,
Alfa, Norwegian whale catcher, sketch of, 282 Scotland, 123
Alley, Obed, New Bedford shipmaster, 392 Ashley, Raymond, museum director, 135
Alligator, schooner, 31
Atlantis Two, Greek-ow ned vessel, 201
Allin, Lawrence C., review by, 330 Attacking the Right Whale (ca. 1834), painting by
Altoff, Gerald T., and David Curtis Skaggs, A Signal Ambroise Louis Garneray (1783-1857), front
Victory: The Lake Erie ¢ ampaign, 1812-1813, cover of no. three
reviewed, 211 Audubon, John James, 55
America, privateer (1804), 374 Australias Naval Inheritance: Imperial Maritim
American and British Aircraft Carrier Development, Strategy and the Australian Station, 1880-1909, by
1919-1941, by Thomas C. Hone, Norman Nicholas A. Lambert, reviewed, 224
Friedman, and Mark D. Mandeles, reviewed, 433 AUVs and submarine cables at the Underwater
American Colonization Society, 43 Intervention Conference, 78
American flag and Union Jack, photograph of, 383 awards, 203
American Naval History: A Guide, by Paolo E. Aylwin, destroyer, 182
Coletta, reviewed, 424 Azadian, Harry D., letter by, 81
“Americas Cup,” letter by Harry D. Azadian, 81 Barclay, ship of New Bedford, 358
ANCODS Colloquium: Papers Presenteadt the Barclay comparison, 387
snipmaster,
passenger vess¢ l, 153
Morzer
\
review Dy
ind ] IK ari ] G.
Burdett, Edward, scrimshaw artist, 357
Burdett, Edward, scrimshaw artist, photograph ol
engraved tooth by, 373
hboiinpi e 5 r> Urigi5 ns to the Burn, Alan, 7he / igsS nting Commodores, reviewed, 218
\. Donkin, reviewed, Busch, Briton C., reviews by, 103, 223, 319, 439
Cable, James, 7he Political Influence of Naval Force in
ezeau, Captain William, 56 History, reviewed, 91
Biblioteca Nacional, Madrid, illustrations courtesy Caird, Sir James, 203
California Mutual Benefit and Joint Stock Associa
he, by Michael McCaughan, tion, I51
louste Gulbenkian Foundation, A Aarte Eo Mare
1 Tragic Tale of an Earl, Art and the Sea]: Catalogue of the Temporary
sh Ironclad, by Arthur Hawkey, reviewed, 33 Exhibitions Gallery, 18 May to 30 August 1998,
Bligh, William, 352 Lisbon, reviewed, 83
Boeschenstein, Warren, Historic American Town ummell Laird, Birkenhead shipyard, 121
Coast, reviewed, 422 ammillieri, Nicholas (Maltese, 1780-1855), painting
Bonin bert, and Silvia Marzagalli, eds., Négoce by, inside front cover of no. one
le~XXe siécles: Mélanges offert ampbell, R. Thomas, Sea Hawk of the Confederacy
Lt. Charles Read and the Confed
reviewed, 43!
ampbell, Rober
Marc Milner,
Boyd ari, Y, 221 reviewed, 135
Brehm, Vict l., The \ 2 it Lak unadian navy, illustration of recent books on, 264
andee, Rich: ” ‘ry by, 204
Breihan, John R. Y, 327 a g, h foreign secretary, 32
Empire Warships of the Second World Wa aswell prison ship, S57
[. Lenton, reviewed, 225 hapman, coastal trader, 242
British Coastal Fleet in the Eighteenth Century: harles W. Morgan, whaler, 131
How Useful Are the Admiralty’s Registers of harles W. Morgan,” The, by John F. Leavitt,
Protection from Impressment?, The,” by John reviewed, 104
Armstrong and John Cutler, 235 Chatsworth, Baltimore brigantine slave ship, 38
British, Their Virginian Prisoners, and Prison Ships Cheever, James W., donor, 372
of the American Revolution, The,” by Philip Cheever, James W., photograph of crayon portrait of,
Ranlet, 253 276
Cheever, James W., Susan’s tooth carved by Frederick Cammnillieri (Maltese, 1780-1855), inside front
Myrick donated by, front cover of no. four cover of no. one
Chesapeake Sails: A History of Yachting on the Bay, by ooke, E. W., engraving by, 237, 240
Richard “Jud” Henderson, reviewed, 430 ornwallis, Lord, British commander, 256
Chester, USS, scout cruiser, 185 ressman, Robert J., 7he Official Chronology of th
Chinchilla, merchant vessel, 372 U.S. Navy in World War II, reviewed, 140
Claiborne, W. C. C., governor of the Territory of risman, Kevin J., and Arthur B. Cohen, When
Orleans, 50 Horses Walked on Water: Horse-Powered Ferries
Clermont, steamboat (1807), 49 Nineteenth-Century America, reviewed, 224
coastal traders (eighteenth century) at French Wharf, rosby, Everett U., publisher, 381
London Bridge, engraving of by E. W. Cooke, rossley, Louise, ed., 7rial by Ice: The Antarcti
237 Journals of John King Davis, reviewed, 328
Cobb, Charles K., ed., Hunting Submarines in the sunningham Papers, Volume I: The Mediterranean
English Channel, 1918: Excerpts from an Fleet, 1939-1942, The, by Michael A. Simpson,
Account by Charles Kane Cobb Jr. (1888—1968),”
rev iew ed, IO]
_—
uriously Carved’: Early Collections of Susan's
Cobb, Charles Kane, Jr., U.S. Navy lieutenant, 177, leeth, 1830-1921,” by Daniel Finamore, 369
ISI utler, John, and John Armstrong, “The British
Cohen, Arthur B., and Kevin J. Crisman, When Coastal Fleet in the Eighteenth Century: How
Horse § Walke d on Wate Ps Hor ¢ -Pou ere d Fer Zé Useful Are the Admiralty’s Registers of
Nineteenth-Century America, reviewed, 224 Protection from Impressment?,” 235
Coletta, Paolo E., American Naval History: A Guide, Cutty Sark, Greenwich, 131
reviewed, 424 Cyclops, HMS, steam frigate, 35
Collier, William, The Golden Age of Sailing: Classi Dale, navy vessel, 42
Yacht Photographs by Beken of Cowes, reviewed, Dark Sky, Black Sea: Aircraft Carrier Night and All-
137 Weather Operations, by Charles H. Brown,
collier brig on the Thames in England, engraving of, reviewed, 341
~ Dasher, prison ship, 258
«4%
Columbia, American fishing schooner, 316 ‘Dates, Themes, and Locations of Scrimshaw
Columbus, whaling vessel, 354 lhought to Be by Frederick Myrick,” 406
Columbus of New Bedford (1825), 367 Davies, J. David, review by, 85
Comet, 18-ton keel boat, 51 Dean, J. S., Maritime Maine's Wyoming, 75
Commentary, 201 Dean, J. S., “The Medea Floats Again: Steel Hull
Commentary. “Can Leviathan Long Endure So Wide Preservation Using Foam Core and FRP,” 131
a Chase?,” by George W. Shuster, 309 Deane, Benjamin H., 15
‘Comprehensive Study of America’s Maritime History Debarkation of Philip III in Lisbon in 1619, The
Launched,” 76 engraving by Hans Schorkens, 12
Confederate Admiral: The Life and Wars of Franklin Decoding History: The Battle of the Atlantic and Ultra
Buchanan, by Craig L. Symonds, reviewed, 215 by W. J. R. Gardner, reviewed, 436
“Confessions of an Unrepentant Ship Modeler,” by Delano, Reuben, Nantucket whaleman, 365
Daniel Antscherl, 417 Derby, bark merchant vessel (1826), 374
Conside, British-registered ship, 61 Desert Storm at Sea: What the Navy Really Did, by
Constitution, Boston frigate, 131 Marvin Pokrant, reviewed, 222
Constitution, USS ship, painting by Nicholas Despatch, steamboat, 54
ril1]l more
Inamore
(\ _ol]l ecti1 on >
inamore, Vaniel, mention of,
Dobbin, James C., secretary inamore, Daniel, RusselWl.
Donkin, R. Maritime Art and History, Peabody I
Origins Museum, 369
Dull, Jonathan R.., Firefly, HMS, bark, 35
Duncan, Abner L., First to Cross: The S.S. Monu DY) Fred
Dustin, Paul, Modeler’s Notes, 313 Hopkins,
;
Yver, Michael P., revie€ w by, 4422 8 Fi: shi‘ ng DD),la ces, 1 . ‘ 1g Pe) ople: raidiitai onass e a‘ nd T IBsaswu es ioen
eagle and motto, photograph of, 386 mall-Scale Fisheries, by Dianne
East India Marine Hall, photographs of (ca. 187 vell and Rosemary E. Ommer, eds., reviewed,
—4 /( ;T T
East India Marine Society, mention of, 353 Dr. John M., 155
| bberrt, lean, review by, 21! Flinders, Matthew, 352
;
editor-in-chief’s note, 5, 113, 231, 351 Flower, William, 53
tistune im Bereich von Nord Folger, Mary P., married to Frederick Myrick, 3
by Kirsten Langenbach,1 reviewed, January 1833, 355
Fontenoy, |a ul |
ta, whaler (133 4 South Carolina
Elizabeth, coastal trader, 242 reviewed, 324
Emerton, James H., drawings by, Fontenoy, Paul |
J Foote, Andrew Hull, U.S. Navy commander, engrav-
cn ura Sha h éton l CCE naar)
by Caroline Alexander ing of by George E. Perine, 33
reviewed, 335 Foote’s African service, map of, drawn by Donald S
English Channel, chart of western part of
ngiisn nannei, Cnart Oo! western part OF, Frazier, 41
Br> eakiL ng the Code,f the 1Jr t Fortune, coastal trader of London,
1, 439 fouled anchor in scrimshaw, 385
ton steamboat, ‘I: sketch of Francis, ship of New Bedford, 358
Ships of War, by Mensun Bound, ed.., Frank, Stuart M., comp. and ed., Fakeshaw: A
reviewed, 1 2452 3 Checklist of Plastic “Scrimshaw,” reviewed, 438
Eye for the Coast: The Maf ritime and } Mof nhegan Island / Frank, Stuart M., ed., and Donald E. Ridley, comp..,
Photographs of Eric Hudson, An, by Earl G. Frederick Myrick of Nantucket: Scrimshau
Shettleworth Jr. and W. H. Bunting, reviewed, Catalogue Raisonné, reviewed, 438
103 Franke, Ken, U.S. Coast Guard retired captain, 132
1‘ Chej cklirys t of PlaFsit ic ‘ Scrimsh,a u by Franklin, steamboat, 56
Franklin School, Sconset [Siasconset], 366
Gre at 4 1n e rican
French, Daniel, steam ferry builder, 51 reviewed, 1 4
Friedman, Norman, Thomas C. Hone, and Mark D. Great Britain of Bristol, 131
Mandeles, American and British Aircraft Carrier Green, Jeremy, Myra Stansbury, and Femme Gaastra
Development, 1919-1941, reviewed, 433
eds., The AN( ODS ( olloguium Pape rs P esented
4 J " j ! J 1
Frie ndship, sloop, sardine carrier, 76 at the Australia-lNetherlands Colloquium oj
Fulton, Robert, 49 Maritime Archaeology and Maritime History,
Gaastra, Femme, Myra Stansbury, and Jeremy Green, reviewed, 103
eds., The ANCODS ( olloquium: Papers Presented Greenpoint and Greenport shipbuilding locations,
at the Australia-Netherlands Colloquium on incorrect attributions of, 300, 301
Maritime Archaeology and Maritime History, Greenpoint, Greenport, and Long Island Sound,
reviewed, 103 maps of, 290, 291, 292
Gallagher, Mary A., and Elizabeth M. Nuxoll, eds., “Greenpoint, Greenport: At Opposite Ends of Long
The Papers of Robert Morris, 1781-1784, Volume Island,” by Henry P. Silka and Marifrances
9: January 1—October 30, 1784, reviewed, 323 Trivelli, 289
Galvani, William, review by, 98 Gregory, Commodore Francis H., 33
Galway Castle, British hospital ship, 184 Griffith, Charles M., 155
Games, Alison, Migration and the Origins of the Grymes, John Randolph, Federal District attorney, 53
English Atlantic World, reviewed, 319 Haida, World War I destroyer, 131
Gardiner, Robert, Warships of the Napoleonic Era, Hall, Michael G., review by, 206
review ed, 439 Hannibal, USS, submarine chaser, 180
Gardner, W. J. m Decoding Histor) e 1 he Battle of the Harding, Richard, Seapower and Naval Warfare,
Atlantic and Ultra, reviewed, 436 1650-1830, reviewed, 85
Garneray, Ambroise Louis, Attacking the Right Whale Hargraves, Edward H., 61
(ca. 1834), front cover of no. three Harris, Michael, Lament for an Ocean: The Collapse
George, James L., History of Warships from Ancient of the Atlantic Cod Fishery, a True Crime Stor)
Times to the Twentieth Century, reviewed, 86 reviewed, 334
Gibson, Charles Dana, “The History of U.S. Law Hart Nautical Collections, MIT Museum, 195
and Juridical Rulings That Differentiated “Public Hasselbalch, Kurt, and Victor A. Lewinson, The
Vessel Seamen’ from Merchant Marine Seamen,” Papers of Henry A. Morss Jr. (1911-93), 195
169 I lastings, Captain George F,, 35
Gilmore, Janet C., The World of the Oregon Fishboat I Jattendorf, John B., awarded Caird Medal by the
A Study in Maritime Folklife, reviewed, 327 National Maritime Museum, 203
Global Mariner, freighter, 201 Hattendorf, John B., review by, 337
Gloucester, prison ship, 254 Hawkey, Arthur, Black Night off Finisterre
Glover, William, review by, 436 Tale of an Early British Ironclad, reviewed, 331
Goddard, Joan M., review by, 213 Headland, R. K, reviews by, 330, 429
Golden Age of Sailing: Classic Yacht Photographs by Helen M. Pierce, steam-powered vess¢ i, 278
Beken of Cowes, The, by William Collier, Helides, Ernest, 355
reviewed, 437 Henderson, James, Sent Forth a Dove: Discot
Good Intent, coastal trader, 243 “Duyfken,” reviewed, 321
Gordon, Brent, manager, Knight and Carver, 134 Henderson, Richard “Jud,” Chesapeake Sails: A
Grace Darling, steam-powered vessel, 278 History of Yachting on the Bay, reviewed, 43
Graham, William A., secretary of the navy, 39 Herald, brig of Salem, entering a harbor in Africa
Sharon Massachusetts,
Ve nesz reviewed, 429
i1 d
C4 reviewed, 2 6
Knight and Carver, San Diego Shipyard, 133
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Lambert, Nicholas A., Australias Naval Inherit
ne Strategy an
Iddg 0—I97 09, reviewed, ] 224
Lambert, Nicholas A., Sir John Fishe
Re) volultsi on, Te viewed, 33> 2
in Ocean: The Collapse of the Atlantic ¢
1 Jrue Crime Story, by Michael Harris,
ine Samson, reviewed, 94 reviewed, 34
ue Needed for “Mystery Ships, Lane, Calvin, review by, 100
Langenbach, Kirsten, Fisenzeitliche Schiffsausriistung
International Transport Workers Federation (ITI im Bereich von Nord- und Ostsee, reviewed, 224
Langley, Harold D., review by, 83
Lardner, James L., navy captain, 42 Lord, Captain George E., painting given by, front
LaVallette, Commodore Eli, 41 cover of no. one, 6
Lavery, Brian, Shipboard Life and Organisation, Lost Opportunities: Women in Britain’s Private
1731-1815, reviewed, 207 Wartime Shipyards,” by Hugh A. Murphy,
7, Landing Craft, Infantry, photograph of, Loyalty, coastal trader, 243
6 L/-221, U.S. Army tug, 17
. William M., review by, 437 Maass, Alfred R., “The Right of Unrestricted
, William M., Under Ice: Waldo Lyon and thi Navigation on the Mississippi, 1812-1818,
Ve lopme nt ofl lrcti Lavine reviewed, Vabel Bird, steam-pow ered vessel, 273
MacDougall, Philip, review by, 207
Leavitt, John F., 7he irles W. Morean,” reviewed Maine Maritime Museum, Bath, Maine, 77
Mandeles, Mark D., Thomas C. Hone, and Norman
Lee, Captain Douglas K., and Ralph Linwood Snow, Friedman, American and British Aircraft Ca
Development, 1919-1941, reviewed, 433
Schooners, reviewed, 330 Manuel Fernandes and his 1616 ‘Livro de Tracas de
r, Frederick C., Millions for Defens ) Carpintaria, ~ by Carla Rahn Phillips
iritime Strateg) and Continental Wars, by
Admiral Raja Menon, reviewed, 336
iritime Supremacy and the Openine
Mind: Naval ( ampatigns that
World, by Peter Padfield, reviewed, 2
Marolda, Edward J., review by, 222
Lewinson, Victor A., and Kurt Hasselbalch, The Vartha, slave ship, photograph of, 36
Papers of Henry A. Morss Jr. (1911-93), 195 Vary P Mesquita fishing schooner, 316
Lewis, James A., Neptunes Militia: Th gat outh M urzagalli, Silvia, and Hubert Bonin, eds.
Carolina” during the American Revolution Ports, et Océans, X Vle—XXe siécles :
reviewed, 324 4 Paul Butel, reviewed, 338
Lewis, Joshua, District Court judge, 55 Mawer, Granville Allen, Ahabs Trad
Library Society of Charleston, South Carolina, 37: South Seas Whaling, reviewed,
Lieutenant Andrew H. Foote and the African Slave McCaughan, Michael, 7he Birth
lrade,” by Spencer C. Tucker, 31 reviewed, 34
Light on the Water: Early Photography of Coastal McCay, Deanna H.., review by, 430
British Columbia, by Keith McLaren, reviewed, McCleod, Mary, from the Outer Hebrides, photo
89 graph of, 124
Lincoln, Margarette, review by, 320 McCreery, Cindy, Ports of the Wo
Lithgow, Sir James, Shipyard Development from the National Maritim
Committee, 122 reviewed, 338
Livingston, Edward P., 51 McGowan, Gordon P., The Skipper
Livingston, John, 51 McGowan, Rev. James, 156
Livingston, Robert L., 51 McLaren, Keith, Light on the Wate
Livingston, Robert R., 49, §1 Photography of Coastal Britis
“Livro de tracas, 20 reviewed, 89
Lopes de Mendonga, Henrique, Portuguese maritime McLean, Doug, review by, 334
historian, 8 Medea, illustrations of, 137-45
Morss Henry A. Che Papers of, 195
photograph of, 196
Mutr Malcolm
lugood
» Joseph B. Smith (1796-1876
inside front cover of no. two
’ |
Vichola coastal trader,
Nichols, Captain Henry, 372
9/<2
AMA onongahela and Ohio Steam Boat Compa 5 Noble, Dennis | and Truman R. Strobj ridge, AlaJ skja
Monroe, President James, 31 and the U/ .S. Revenue Cutter Service, 1867—1915,
SS, artusts view of, 62 reviewed, 216
SS description of, 61 North Bay Narrative: One Hundred Years of a
Newfoundland Outport Village, The, by Walter
Pierce, ( 1eorge, donor, 372
Staples, reviewed, 95 Pike, 30-ton steamboat, §5
Nuxoll, Elizabeth M., and Mary A. Gallagher, eds., Pokrant, Marvin, Desert Storm at Sea: What the Nav
The Papers of Robert Morris, 1781-1784, Volume Really Did, reviewed, 222
9: January 1—October 30, 1784, reviewed, 323
Political Influence of Naval Force in History, / he Yr)
Ocean View, menhaden steamer, 286 James Cable, reviewed, 91
Official ( hronolog) of the U.S. Navy in World War II, “Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man: Frederick
The, by Robert J. Cressman, reviewed, 440 Myrick (1808-1862), A,” by Stuart M. Frank, 353
O’Hara, General Charles, 257 Portsmouth, flagship, 35
Ohio, SS, merchant vessel, 170 Ports of the World: Prints of Ports from the National
Oliver Evans, steamboat, 56 Maritime Museum, 1700-1850, by Cindy
Ommer, Rosemary E., and Dianne Newell, eds., Mc reery, reviewed, 338
Fpir sh/ ing Pl»/a ces, Fy i¢ shl in. e Pe) ople| : lradi/ tions an4 d / Preston, William Ballard, U.S. secretary of the navy,
4 , 7 ’ ; :
Issues ioan Cansen admaileaatne Sm. alloi -Scaleyi Fiss heria es, raee vie. wed" , >3 1
339 Primrose, schooner of Nantucket (1837), 356
O’Pecko, Paul J., review by, 425 Prince Rupert: 1dmiral and General-at-Sea, by Frank
Orleans, Territory of, map of disputed waters of Kitson, reviewed, 206
1812), 5O prison ship (British), artist's depiction of the interior
Osgood, Captain William, donor, of, 256
Otter, HMS, prison ship, 253 Pritchard, Gregory P., review by, 335
Padfield, Peter, Maritime Supremacy and the Opening
Prize Game. Lawful Looting On the High Seas
Days of Fighting Sail, Thej , by Donald A.
Shaped the Western World, reviewed, 205 review ed, o7
Palm, gas-powered converted yacht, 285 “Proposed Measurements, Arranged by Beam
Parke ; destroyer, 184 ‘Protected British Coastal Fleet, by Port of
Paulding, James F.,, secretary of the navy, 32 Ownership, 1810,” 248
Pearson, M. N., review by, 321 Rainger, Ronald, review by, 9
Peirce, (,eorge, donor, 374, 370 Ranald MacDonald, Pacific Rim Adventurer, by }o
7 ; y y yy ; . pay .s ,
len anda Ink Sailor: Charles Middl ton and [He Kings Ann Roe, reviewed, 213
Navy, 1778-1813, The, by John E. Talbot, Ranlet, Philip, “The British, Their Virginian
reviewed, 326 Prisoners, and Prison Ships of the American
errett, Bryan, The Real Hornblower: The Life and Revolution,” 2$3
Times of Admiral Sir James Gordon, GCB, Rasor, Eugene L., review by, 212
reviewed, 212 “Ratios of Keel to Beam, Etc.,” 23
Perry, Lieutenant Commander Matthew C., 31
Rea Hornblou eT: lhe Live anda limes of 1dmira
Perry, U.S. brig, 31; photograph of, 36 James Gordon, GCB, The, by Bryan Perrett,
Petrie, Donald A., The Prize Game. Lawful Looting
review ed, 212
on the High Seas in the Days of Fighting Sail, ‘Registers of Protection with Information on the
reviewed, 87 British Coastal Fleet,” 246
Phillips, Carla Rahn, “Manuel Fernandes and his Rehill, Anne Collier, and James E. Wise Jr.,
1616 ‘Livro de Tragas de Carpintaria, the ( orps. \ctors in the nited States Marin
Phillips, Carla Rahn, review by, 421 reviewed, 341
Phillips, Stephen C., 374 Reis, Edward M., review by, 328
Phoebe, steam-powered vessel, 278 Renshaw, Lieutenant William B..,
of the X haling Vessels Susan
ca. 1829, The
Lt. Chi
Thomas Campbell
by Rich1 a
stricted Navigation on LVA iena Garcia, reviewed, ]
Alfred R. Maass sexton Mark photograph by, front
Ritter- Walker Va, reviews by,
Robinsot
L> opDvak Grand Banks schooner, 76
and W. H. Buntu
1, by Ralph Linwood
Captain Douglas K. Lee,
Short Notices, 103, 223, 339, 439
Showell, Jak P Mallmann, Enien
the Code, the True Stor)
Shreve, Captain Henry M
Shuster, George W., “Can
SO WX ide i ( hase?, 30
king , Louis, review by 322
uihMoirn i(Plhe yra cific l Silka, Henry P., and Marifrances Trivelli
San Diego 4 Maritime Museum, 135 Greenpoint, Greenport: At Opposite Ends of
ird liner, 316 Long Island,” 289
Simons, Maurice, acting lieutenant, 37
ring chase 17
ine chaser, photograph of, 184 Simpson, Michael A., ed., ¢ unningham Papers,
ng and Slat Volume I: The Mediterranean Fleet, 1939-1942,
Ocean, reviewed, 88
reviewed, IO]
Schneller, Robert J., Jr., review by, 432 Sir John Fishers Naval Revolution, by Nicholas A.
Schultz, Charles R., “Methodists to the California Lambert, reviewed, 332
Gold Fields in 1849,” 149 Skaggs, David Curtis, and Gerald T. Altoft, A Signal
Scrimshaw of Frederick Myrick: The Rig and Victory: The Lake Erie Campaign, 1812-1813,
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