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To the Northern Mariner/ Le Marin Du Nord Volume Iv (1994) INDEX TO THE NORTHERN MARINER/ LE MARIN DU NORD VOLUME IV (1994) ARTICLES Benn, Carl. "Toronto Harbour and the Defence of the Great Lakes Region, 1783-1870" 1, 1-15 Dickinson, Anthony B. "Early Nineteenth-Century Sealing on the Falkland Islands: Attempts to Develop a Regulated Industry, 1820-1834" 3, 39-49 Gimblett, Richard H. "Reassessing the Dreadnought Crisis of 1909 and the Origins of the Royal Canadian Navy" 1, 35-53 Gough, Barry. "Lieutenant William Peel, British Naval Intelligence, and the Oregon Crisis" 4, 1-14 Grenier, Robert. "The Concept of the Louisbourg Underwater Museum" 2, 3-10 Hopkins, Fred. "Emergency Fleet Corporation Ship Construction in World War I in the Pacific Northwest" 4, 15-22 Jannasch, Niels. "Introduction" 2, 1-2 Kendrick, John. "Seas No Mariner Has Sailed" 3, 1-18 MacFarlane, John M. "Computer Database Applications in Maritime History" 2, 41-46 McKenzie, Alexander A. "Cruising the Labrador, or LORAN in 1941-1942: A Memoir" 4, 23-39 Ryan, Shannon. "Newfoundland Sealing Strikes, 1830-1914" 3, 19-37 Sanger, Chesley W. '"Dodging in the Bight, A Good Place for a Whale:' Environmental Factors Affecting Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Whaling in Davis Strait" 1, 17-33 Syrett, David. "The Last Murmansk Convoys, 11 March-30 May 1945" 1, 55-63 Walker, David A. and Marven E. Moore. "The Nova Scotia Small Craft Survey" 2, 11-30 Wilson, Garth and John Summers. "Maritime Museums and Material Culture Studies" 2, 31-39 REVIEW ESSAY Baehre, Rainer K. "New Directions in European-American Migration" 3, 51-62 COMMUNICATION Roberts, J.E. (Ted) and Christon I. Archer on George Vancouver 4, 41-42 BOOK REVIEWS Allinson, Sidney, (review of Kemp, Convoy Protection) 3, 106-107 Allinson, Sidney, (review of Mulligan) 4, 88-89 Alsop, J.D. (review of Bruijn and Gaastra [eds.]) 4, 50-51 Ames, Glenn, (review of Masson and Vergé-Franceschi [eds.]) 2, 90-91 Amos, Arthur. Rudders: A Comparison Study 4, 46 Anderson, Gary. Beyond Mahan: A Proposal for a U.S. Naval Strategy in the Twenty-First Century 3, 118-119 Archer, Christon I. (review of Dening) 1, 101-102 109 110 The Northern Mariner Armour, Charles A. (review of Easton) 1, 80 Armstrong, Patrick. Under the Blue Vault of Heaven: A Study of Charles Darwin's Sojourn in the Cocos (Keeling) Islands 4, 71-72 Armstrong, Terence, (review of Hannigan, Drent and Shakov) 1, 92 Audette, L.C. (review of Coles) 1,111-112 Avery, William P. (review of Gardiner) 2, 99-100 Baehre, Rainer, (review of Marble) 2, 102-103 Ball, Norman R. (review of Couper [cons, ed.]) 2, 73-74 Ball, Norman R. (review of Spencer) 1, 76-77 Ballard, Robert D., with Rick Archbold. The Lost Ships of Guadalcanal 3,113-114 Banga, Indu (éd.). Ports and Their Hinterlands in India 1700-1950 4, 51-52 Barendregt, Hendrik (Hank) J. (review of Farrar) 4, 55-56 Barendregt, Hendrik (Hank) J. (review of Stamp and Stamp) 3, 89-90 Barnett, Le Roy (comp.). Shipping Literature of the Great Lakes: A Catalogue of Company Publications, 1852-1990 1,65-67 Barratt, Glynn. Russia and the South Pacific, 1696-1840, Volume IV: The Tuamotu Islands and Tahiti 1, 96-97 Bartels, Dennis A. (review of P. Smith) 4, 101-102 Basberg, Bjørn L. Handelsflåten i krig 1939-1945. II: Nortraship — Allien og konkurrent 4, 65-66 Basberg, Bjørn L.; Ringstad, Jan Erik; and Einer Wexelsen (eds.). Whaling & History: Perspectives on the Evolution of the Industry 4, 61-62 Beasley, Tom F. (review of Richards, Captain Simon Metcalfe) 2, 96-97 Beatty, David P. (review of Hunt and Haycock [eds.]) 2, 108-109 Beatty, David P. (review of Sheely [ed.]) 4, 84-85 Beaumont, Roger A. Joint Military Operations: A Short History 2, 107-108 Bell, John, (review of McKay, Jackson and McKay [eds.]) 2, 48-49 Black, Jeremy, (review of Gough) 2, 100-101 Bôlk, Walter. Stettin und sein Hafen: Bilder des Meisterphotographen Max Dreblow 1, 70-71 Boshier, Roger, (review of Gerr) 1, 121 Boshier, Roger, (review of Waters, Jr.) 2, 120 Bourne, Russell. Floating West: The Erie and Other American Canals 2, 66-67 Boutilier, James A. (review of Breyer) 1, 108-109 Boutilier, James A. (review of Vego) 2, 116-117 Breemer, Jan S. The Burden of Trafalgar: Decisive Battle and Naval Strategic Expectations on the Eve of the First World War 3, 105-106 Breyer, Siegfried. Soviet Warship Development, Volume 1: 1917-1937 1, 108-109 Brigham, R.J. and Y.A. Lafrenière, Titanic Specimens/Echantillons 2, 80-83 Broeze, Frank. Mr. Brooks and the Australian Trade: Imperial Business in the Nineteenth Century 4, 52-53 Broeze, Frank, (review of Kaukiainen) 1, 67-68 Broeze, Frank, (review of Whitlock) 2, 62-63 Broom, Barbara (comp.). Geoffrey Broom's War: Letters and P.O.W. Diaries 2, 111-112 Brouwer, Norman J. International Register of Historic Ships 3, 64-65 Brown, R.A. and Robert J. Schneller (comps.). United States Naval Forces in Desert Shield and Desert Storm: A Select Bibliography 1, 117-118 Browning, Robert M., Jr. From Cape Charles to Cape Fear: The North Atlantic Blockading Squadron during the Civil War 2, 105-106 Bruåsdal, Olav, et al. Strategy for Improved Shipping Analysis: Greek Shipping 2, 74 Bruce, Judith, (review of Krause and Krause) 1, 95-96 Index to Volume IV 111 Bruce, Robert H. (ed.). Indian Ocean Navies: Technological Advances and Regional Security 4, 102-103 Bruce, Robert H. (ed.). The Modern Indian Navy and the Indian Ocean: Development and Implications 4,102-103 Bruijn, Jaap R. The Dutch Navy of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries 2, 98-99 Bruijn, Jaap R. and Femme S. Gaastra (eds.). Ships, Sailors and Spices: East India Companies and Their Shipping in the J6th, 17th and 18th Centuries 4, 50-51 Buckingham, Fred F. The Strife is O'er: Trials and Tribulations in the Long and Varied Career of a Royal Navy Sparker 4, 100 Buker, George E. Blockaders, Refugees, and Contrabands: Civil War on Florida's Gulf Coast, 1861-1865 3, 101-102 Bunyan, Ian, et al. No Ordinary Journey: John Rae, Arctic Explorer 1813-1893 3, 91-93 Burrell, David. Furness Withy: The Centenary History of Furness, Withy and Company, Ltd. 1891-1991 3, 73-74 Burton, Valerie, (review of Jarvis [intro.]) 3, 77-78 Buss, Irene. Eine Frau auf Grosser Fahrt: Unter den Gesetzen der Mannschaft 4, 57 Buxton, Ian. (review of Osier and Barrow) 2, 78-79 Cafferky, Shawn, (review of Soward) 3, 115-117 Cafferky, Shawn, (review of Trimble) 4, 85-87 Calabretta, Fred. Guide to the Oral History Collections at Mystic Seaport Museum 1, 65 Calhoun, C. Raymond. Tin Can Sailor: Life Aboard the USS Sterett, 1939-1945 4, 97-98 Campbell, Bruce C. and Bu V.E. Wilson. The Politics of Exclusion: Indonesian Fishing in the Australian Fishing Zone 4, 60-61 Camu, Pierre, (review of Thompson) 2, 69-70 Carroll, Olive J. Deep Sea "Sparks" 4, 56 Chapman, Paul K. Trouble on Board: The Plight of International Seafarers 2, 72-73 Clarke, Joe. (review of Roberts) 4, 57-58 Coates, Ken. (review of de Bray) 1, 94-95 Cole, N.R. (review of Julier) 2, 55-56 Cole, N.R. (review of Parker) 4, 49 Coles, Alan. Invergordon Scapegoat: The Betrayal of Admiral Tomkinson 1, 111-112 Cooley, Reg. The Unknown Fleet: The Army's Civilian Seamen in War and Peace 4, 80-81 Cormack, William S. (review of Français et Anglais...) 1, 102-103 Couper, Alastair (cons. ed.). Conway's History of the Ship: The Shipping Revolution. The Modern Merchant Ship 2, 73-74 Coutau-Bégarie, Hervé (éd.). L'Évolution de la Pensée Navale III 3, 94-95 Coutau-Bégarie, Hervé (éd.). Marins et Océans III 2, 106-107 Crickard, F.W. and K. Orr (eds.). The Niobe Papers Volume Four: Oceans Policy in the 1990s: An Atlantic Perspective 2, 117-119 Crimmin, P.K. (review of Hall) 3, 98-99 Crooker, William S. Oak Island Gold 4, 70-71 Crosse, John, (review of Olson [intro.]) 2, 97-98 Cuthbertson, George H. (review of Gray) 1, 120-121 David, Andrew C.F. (review of Divin) 2, 93-94 David, Andrew C.F. (review of Kinahan) 4, 72-73 Davies, John, (review of Eliseo) 3, 72-73 Davies, Peter N. (ed.). The Diary of John Holt 3, 70-71 De Bray, Emile Frédéric. A Frenchman In Search of Franklin: De Bray's Arctic Journal 1852-1854 1, 94-95 Delgado, James P. The Beaver: First Steamship on the West Coast 1, 81-82 112 The Northern Mariner Delgado, James P. (review of Parillo) 2, 113 Dening, Greg. Mr. Bligh's Bad Language: Passion, Power and Theatre on the Bounty 1, 101-102 Deputy Chief Inspector of Marine Accidents. RMS "Titanic", Reappraisal of Evidence Relating to SS "Californian" 2, 80-83 Derriman, James. Marooned: The Story of a Cornish Seaman 4, 75-76 Dillon, Peter. The Tyne Oarsmen: Harry Clasper, Robert Chambers, James Renforth 2, 79-80 Divin, Vasilii A. The Great Russian Navigator, A.I. Chirikov 2, 93-94 Douglas, W.A.B. (review of Schom) 2, 103-104 Drent, Jan. (review of Coutau-Bégarie [éd.], Marins et Océans III) 2, 106-107 Drent, Jan. (review of Gordon) 3, 107-108 Drent, Jan. (review of Howse) 4, 92-93 Drent, Jan. (review of Lynch) 1, 115-116 Druett, Joan (ed.). "She Was a Sister Sailor": Mary Brewster's Whaling Journals, 1845-1851 1, 86-87 Duffy, Michael, (review of Goldrick and Hattendorf [eds.]) 4, 83-84 Durflinger, Serge, (review of Murphy, with Feuer) 2, 113-114 Durflinger, Serge, (review of Stillwell [gen.
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