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781by Lehmann, Sebastian“... was relatively inexpensive, it involved the great danger of being shipwrecked. In the nineteenth century...”
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782by Lehmann, Sebastian“... was relatively inexpensive, it involved the great danger of being shipwrecked. In the nineteenth century...”
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783by Lehmann, Sebastian“... was relatively inexpensive, it involved the great danger of being shipwrecked. In the nineteenth century...”
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784by Lehmann, Sebastian“... was relatively inexpensive, it involved the great danger of being shipwrecked. In the nineteenth century...”
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785by Lehmann, Sebastian“... was relatively inexpensive, it involved the great danger of being shipwrecked. In the nineteenth century...”
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786by Lehmann, Sebastian“... was relatively inexpensive, it involved the great danger of being shipwrecked. In the nineteenth century...”
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787by Halley, Morgiana P.“... emphases. -- Chapter Four discusses the differences between locally composed ballads about shipwrecks...”
Published 1989
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788by Lehmann, Sebastian“... was relatively inexpensive, it involved the great danger of being shipwrecked. In the nineteenth century...”
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789by Lehmann, Sebastian“... was relatively inexpensive, it involved the great danger of being shipwrecked. In the nineteenth century...”
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790by Lehmann, Sebastian“... was relatively inexpensive, it involved the great danger of being shipwrecked. In the nineteenth century...”
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791by Lehmann, Sebastian“... was relatively inexpensive, it involved the great danger of being shipwrecked. In the nineteenth century...”
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792by Lehmann, Sebastian“... was relatively inexpensive, it involved the great danger of being shipwrecked. In the nineteenth century...”
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793by Lehmann, Sebastian“... was relatively inexpensive, it involved the great danger of being shipwrecked. In the nineteenth century...”
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794by Lehmann, Sebastian“... was relatively inexpensive, it involved the great danger of being shipwrecked. In the nineteenth century...”
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795by Pollard, Edward, Robertson, Philip, Littlewood, Mark, Geddes, George“... that are sufficient to detect large upstanding remains such as iron shipwrecks but insufficient to identify smaller...”
Published in Ocean & Coastal Management (2014)
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796“... following a shipwreck could therefore have impacts beyond the spill site and long after the diesel has...”
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797by United States. Naval Oceanographic Office, United States. Department of the Navy. Bureau of Navigation, Witzel, H. M. (Horace Mark), 1858-1927, Hayden, Edward Everett, 1858-1932, Clover, Richardson“... in the North Atlantic, as well as the drift of bottle papers, and instructions for shipwrecks. For related...”
Published 1890
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798by United States. Naval Oceanographic Office, United States. Department of the Navy. Bureau of Navigation, Witzel, H. M. (Horace Mark), 1858-1927, Hayden, Edward Everett, 1858-1932, Clover, Richardson“... papers, and instructions for shipwrecks. For related works in the collection, see Pub List No. 14381.000...”
Published 1891
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799by United States. Naval Oceanographic Office, United States. Department of the Navy. Bureau of Navigation, Hayden, Edward Everett, 1858-1932, Dyer, George L., 1849-1914, Peters, N.“... such as weather, earthquakes, waterspouts, derelicts, dangerous navigation, shipwrecks and "unusual phenomena...”
Published 1889
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800by United States. Naval Oceanographic Office, United States. Department of the Navy. Bureau of Navigation, Clover, Richardson“... in the North Atlantic, as well as the drift of bottle papers, and instructions for shipwrecks. For related...”
Published 1888
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