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Why fish piracy persists

Kathleen Gray

2005

Witch in the Wind

Marq de Villers

2007

An ecological framework for marine fishery investigations

G. D. Sharp, J. F. Caddy

1987

City of sin

Giles Emerson, Bettany Hughes

2003

Reinventing fisheries management

D. Pauly, T. J. Pitcher

1998

Atlantic Fisheries issues, May 2003

Canada. Parliament. House of Commons. Standing Committee on Fisheries and Oceans.

2003

Common lands, common people

Richard William Judd

1997

Oil & Water

William H. MacLeish

1985

The effect of the fishery clauses of the Treaty of Washington on the fisheries and fishermen of British North America

Hind, Henry Youle

1877

Faroe: the emergence of a nation

John F. West

1972

Skin and bones

Jane W. Gibson, Jane Gibson

2004

Fish processing technology

Hall, G. M. Dr

1997

A history of fishing

Johannes Lundbeck, Dietrich Sahrhage

1992

Principles of fishery science

W. Harry Everhart

1975

Annals of commerce, manufactures, fisheries, and navigation

David Macpherson

1805

Tommy Ellis goes to sea

Jes Parkin

2014

Secret Sins

Merlin R. Carothers

2003

Newfoundland fishery and government, the 1930's collapse

Linda Hayley Bath

2000

The plundered seas

Michael Berrill

1997

The Ontario commercial fisheries

Harris, Edward

1906

Getting Along

M.U.N. Whale Research Group

1984

From fishermen to fish

Raymond Benjamin Blake

2000

Fishing for a living

Alan A. Rubin

2005

Net loss

Weber, Peter

1994

Fishing

Jane Drake, Ann Love

1999

The devil & the deep blue sea

Linda Pannozzo

2013

Description & natural history of the coasts of North America (Acadia)

Nicolas Denys

1908

Still fishin'

Alan Haig-Brown

2010

A treatise on the importance of extending the British fisheries

S. Phelps

1818

Lament for an Ocean

Michael Harris, Harris, Michael

1998

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