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Prince Caspian

C. S. Lewis

1956 ★ 3.9

Hudson River Day Line

Donald C. Ringwald

1965

Emily Windsnap and the Ship of Lost Souls (Emily Windsnap #6)

Liz Kessler

2015

Ship to shore

Jeans, Peter D.

1993

Passenger arrivals at the port of Baltimore, 1820-1834

Michael Tepper

1982

Models of ships and boats

George Andrew Reisner

1913

Sea loads on ships and offshore structures

O. M. Faltinsen

1990

Measurement of vessels for the Panama canal

Johnson, Emory Richard

1913

The archaeology of ships

Paul Johnstone

1974

Phoenix Rising

Bryony Pearce

2015

Ship Ablaze

Ed O'Donnell

2004

Seaport

Phillip Lopate

2004

Medieval ships and shipping

Gillian Hutchinson

1994

The Ulysses voyage

Timothy Severin

1987

SOLAS

International Maritime Organization

1992

New World immigrants

Michael Tepper

1979

Ancient ships

Cecil Torr

1894

Passenger and immigration lists index

Katherine H. Nemeh, P. William Filby

1999

A fact sheet on h.r. 1855

Boston Redevelopment Authority

1981

Encyclopedia of Modern U.S. Military Weapons

Steven L. Llanso, Timothy M. Laur

1995

Harbor

Donald Crews

1982

I'm mighty!

Kate McMullan

2003

Passenger and immigration lists index

Gale

2006

Lloyd's MIU handbook of maritime security

Rupert Herbert-Burns

2008

A Gentleman 'til Midnight

Alison DeLaine

2013 ★ 4.3

Penguin Pete, Ahoy!

Marcus Pfister

1993

Morton Allan directory of European passenger steamship arrivals for the years 1890 to 1930 at the Port of New York and for the years 1904 to 1926 at the ports of New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and Baltimore

[author not identified]

1998

Passenger arrivals at the Port of New York, 1830-1832

Elizabeth Petty Bentley

2000

The irish vanguard

Barbara Hall

2009

This boat

Paul Collicutt

2001

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