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Fifty photographic views of the steamers of the Fall River Line

Fall River Line.

1900

Four-legged Australians

Bernhard Grzimek

1967

Steam tramps and cargo liners, 1850-1950

Robin Craig

1980

IT STARTED WITH A STEAMBOAT

STEVEN HARVEY

2005

The Advent of Steam

Robert Gardiner

1993

Run me a river

Janice Holt Giles

1964

Laws governing marine inspection

United States

1941

RMS Segwun

Andrew Hind

2012

Robert Fulton

Steven Kroll

1999

Little Toot on the Mississippi.

Hardie Gramatky

1973

Steamboats on the Indus

Clive Dewey

2014

The First Tycoon

T. J. Stiles

2009

Long day's journey

Carlos A. Schwantes

1999

The Marshall Cavendish illustrated guide to military vehicles

Chant, Christopher.

1989

A Head Full of Notions

Andy Russell Bowen

1996 ★ 3.7

American heritage

1966

Robert Fulton

James M. Flammang

1999

Ocean steamships

Albert Edward Seaton, J. D. Jerrold Kelley, French Ensor Chadwick et al.

1891

The Innocents Abroad

Mark Twain

1800 ★ 3.4

Robert Fulton, steamboat builder

Joanne Landers Henry

1991

First Atlantic Liner

Helen Doe, Colin Green

2017

As Time Went By

José Sanabria

2016

Steam and sail: in Britain and North America; 80 photographs mainly from the National Maritime Museum depicting British and North American naval, merchant, and special purpose vessels of the period of transition from sail to steam

P. W. Brock

1973

Whistles round the bend

Phillip H. Ault

1982

Steam navigation and its relation to the commerce of Canada and the United States

James Croil

1898

Tin Stackers

Al Miller

1999

Steamboats on the Western rivers

Louis C. Hunter

1949

A short treatise on the application of steam

James Rumsey

1788

The history of North Atlantic steam navigation

Henry Fry

1896

Robert Fulton

Carin T. Ford

2004

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