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Journal of the Sea Breeze (Bark) and Navy (Bark) of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by James A. Hamilton and William Davis, kept by Nathaniel C. Ransom, on two voyages from 1865 October 18-1869 June 12

Item Details

Creator: Sea Breeze (Bark), Navy (Bark), Hamilton, James A, Davis, William, Ransom, Nathaniel C.
Subjects: Accidents, Atlantic Ocean--Description travel, Bears, Blue whale, Bourne, Jonathan,--1811-1889, Bowhead whale, Cabo San Lucas (Baja California Sur, Mexico)--Description travel, Collisions at sea--Prevention, Cornell, Charles--Death burial, Cuffe, Abram--Death and burial, Davis, William (Shipmaster), Diseases, Falkland Islands--Description travel, Finback whale, Globicephala, Gray whale, Hamilton, James A.,b. 1826, Honolulu (Hawaii)--Description Harbor travel, Horn, Cape (Chile)--Description travel, Humpback whale, Indigenous peoples, J.B. Wood & Co. (New Bedford, Mass.), Killer whale, Koloa travel, Mangonui (N.Z.)--Description travel, Marine accidents, Medicine, Naval, Niue--Description travel, Okhotsk, Sea of--Description travel, Pacific travel, Punishment, Right Whales, Seafaring (Persons), Seafaring life, Seals (Animals), Shantarskie Islands (Russia)--Description travel, Smith, Stillman--Death burial, Sperm whale, Stanley (Falkland Islands)--Description travel, Walrus, Whalers (Persons)--Death, Whalers (Persons)--Health hygiene, Whaling masters, Whaling--Massachusetts--New Bedford, Whaling--Massachusetts--New sea, Women the sea
Collections: Whaling Collections
Language: English
Referring Collections: newbedfordwhalingmuseumlogbooksandjournals, americana

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