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"There she blows:" a narrative of a whaling voyage, in the Indian and South Atlantic Oceans. Edited, with an introd., notes, and appendices, by Curtis Dahl.

Main Author: Ely, Ben-Ezra Stiles, 1828-1910.
Language(s): English
Published: Middletown, Conn., Published for the Marine Historical Association, by Wesleyan University Press [1971]
Edition: [1st ed.]
Subjects: Emigrant (Ship)
Whaling.
Note: On cover: "There she blows," Ely's whaling voyage.
"This edition ... is a reprint of a little book of 107 pages published originally in Philadelphia in 1849."
Appendices (p. 125-206): Conversion on a whaleship [by B.-E. S. Ely]--The vessel, the voyage, and the crew.--Excerpts from the journal of Charles E. Tucker, Jr. cooper of the Emigrant.--Excerpts from the journal of Seth F. Lincoln, boatsteerer, on the Emigrant.
Physical Description: xxxiii, 208 p. illus. 20 cm.
Original Format: Book
Original Classification Number: G 545 .E52 1971
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