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Prince Caspian

C. S. Lewis

1956 ★ 3.9

The great iron ship

James Dugan

1953

Irish passenger lists, 1847-1871 : lists of passengers sailing from Londonderry to America on ships of the J. & J. Cooke Line and the McCorkell Line

Brian Mitchell

1988

See inside a galleon

Jonathan Rutland, Michael Trim, Mary Connalty

1978

Plastic ocean

Charles Moore

2011

Sir Ernest Shackleton

Patricia Calvert

2003

Little Bo

Julie Edwards, Henry Cole

1999

Ship sale and purchase

Iain S. Goldrein

1985

I wonder why planes have wings and other questions about transport

Christopher Maynard

1993

Marine fire prevention, firefighting, and fire safety

Maritime Training Advisory Board (U.S.)

1998

The Buccaneers

Iain Lawrence

2003

The Sea of Galilee boat

Shelley Wachsmann

1995

The edge of the world

Kevin J. Anderson

2009

Ships

Edward V. Lewis

1965

Snoopy's Facts and Fun Book About Boats

Charles M. Schulz

1984

Boat repairs and conversions

Michael P. Verney

1977

Narrative of an attempt to reach the North Pole

Sir William Edward Parry

1828

Γοργίας

Plato

1848 ★ 3.8

Ships on maps

Richard W. Unger

2010

The Ship of the Dead

Rick Riordan

2017 ★ 4.6

Pugwash and the ghost ship

Ryan, John

1968

Passenger and immigration lists index

P. William Filby

2001

Nova Scotia immigrants to 1867

Norma H. Smith, Leonard H. Smith

1992

Ultimate Book of Cross-sections

DK Publishing

1996

Hydrodynamics in ship design

Harold Eugene Saunders

1957

Passenger and Immigration Lists Index 1997 Supplement

Filbyyskier

1996

Lord of Devil Isle

Connie Mason

2010

Elena of Avalor Read-Along Storybook and CD Elena's First Day of Rule

Disney Storybook Art Team, Disney Books, Premise Entertainment

2017

Queen of the flat-tops

Stanley Johnston

1979

Boat-mania!

Steve Parker, Bill Gunston

2003

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