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The grand idea

Joel Achenbach

2004

Pacific square-riggers

Jim Gibbs

1969

The Victorian summer of the Clyde steamers (1864-1888)

Alan J. S. Paterson

1972

The hookmen

Timothy Hillmer

1996

Canal reminiscences

George William Bagby

1879

Papers and addresses

Thomas Brassey 1st Earl Brassey

1894

Learn to Navigate

Basil Mosenthal

1998

Mariners Celestial Navigation

William P. Crawford

1972

Celestial navigation for yachtsmen

Mary Blewitt

1967

How does GPS work?

Leon Gray

2016

History of Ships

Peter Kemp

1983

World Cruising Routes

Jimmy Cornell

2008

Get your captain's license

Charles Wing

2008

Phantom islands of the Atlantic

Donald S. Johnson, Johnson, Donald S.

1994

Wilderness navigation

Bob Burns

1999

Chapman piloting & seamanship

Robert Steimle, Jonathan Eaton, Richard A. Clinchy et al.

2013

Compass & map navigator

Michael Hodgson

1997

Seamanship

Adam Nicolson

2004

The Tropics of Empire: Why Columbus Sailed South to the Indies (Transformations: Studies in the History of Science and Technology)

Nicolás Wey Gómez

2008

Institution of Civil Engineers, March 30, 1858

Institution of Civil Engineers (Great Britain)

1858

The art of captaincy

Mike Brearley

1985

Practical navigator and seaman's new daily assistant

John Hamilton Moore

1807

10 Ships That Rocked the World

Kim Rosen, Gillian Richardson

2015

Endeavour

Peter Moore

2018

Navigation and nautical astronomy

Benjamin Dutton

1943

Sextant

David Barrie

2014

American practical navigator

Nima, Jonathan Ingersoll Bowditch, United States Navy Department Hydrographic Office et al.

1802

Chesapeake steamboats

David C. Holly

1994

Hudson River Day Line

Donald C. Ringwald

1965

Navigation

Time-Life Books

1975

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