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American Odd-Fellow, A Weekly Journal, Devoted to Odd Fellowship, and Matters of General Interest, Wednesday, May 25, 1853, Vol. XVII No.1

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Boston, MA: John B. Hall, 1853. 34 x 50 cm. Long sea story shows the value of Odd Fellowship; Dr. Dodd, a story of the snare of popularity; The strange people of Santipore, near Calcutta; Loss of the ship William and Mary, and how the captain saved his skin. Washington becomes a new state in the Union. . Catalogs: Nautical/History.
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Nautical Pursuits and National Progress, reprinted from The Social Economist, September 1891

by Bates, Capt. William W

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New York, NY: Institute of Social Economics, ca. 1891. 15 x 23 cm. Bates, who was United States Commissioner of Navigation, makes the case for a strong merchant marine, with good, well-built American ships. The ocean ship is the arm of empire, an object of life and beauty. Nations that take and keep the sea develop military, as well as civil, prowess. Author gets quite emotional about ""what a selfish, short-sighted, disparaging ridiculous suggestion.. To quit building ships ourselves, and buy from Great Britain!"" . Catalogs: Nautical/History.
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United States Naval Institute Proceedings, January, 1949, vol. 75, No. 551

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Annapolis, MD: The United States Naval Institute, 1949. 17 x 24 cm. "Where do we go from here?"" by Commander John S. McCain, Jr., USN. ""Our Duty Lies Before Us"" by LCDR Edward L. Beach, USN. ""the USN and Open Door Policy"" by Capt. Lucius C. Dunn, USN, Retired. . Catalogs: Nautical/History.
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