Economic and Social History of New England, 1620-1789: Aboriginal intercourse with the colonistsHoughton, Mifflin, 1963 - New England |
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... voyage ; 2 Europeans mooted the drawbacks and advantages of the alternative consignment to local business correspondents.3 We see , from Browne's care in making officers and crews pay their proportion of port charges and expenses , that ...
... voyage ; 2 Europeans mooted the drawbacks and advantages of the alternative consignment to local business correspondents.3 We see , from Browne's care in making officers and crews pay their proportion of port charges and expenses , that ...
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... voyages at this time.R In Nantucket and the ports best organised for the pur- suit , the business was now a manufacturing exchange as well as a fishing voyage . Owners in the vessels were often officers , or held the more responsible ...
... voyages at this time.R In Nantucket and the ports best organised for the pur- suit , the business was now a manufacturing exchange as well as a fishing voyage . Owners in the vessels were often officers , or held the more responsible ...
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... voyages . Commanding officer of Sd Vessell in Suppressing Immo- rality Sin of all Kinds " was to be enforced under the penalty . It is not recorded whether or not the good Nancy , Captain Baker , achieved a moral and sinless voyage ...
... voyages . Commanding officer of Sd Vessell in Suppressing Immo- rality Sin of all Kinds " was to be enforced under the penalty . It is not recorded whether or not the good Nancy , Captain Baker , achieved a moral and sinless voyage ...
Contents
CHAPTER XII | 449 |
How the eighteenth century went wrong | 458 |
CHAPTER XIII | 473 |
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