Long neglected by historians, the Maine deep sea fisheries were of major significance in the maritime history of the United States. Wayne O'Leary relates the complex saga of the industry's rise to regional dominance in the mid-19th century and explains its abrupt decline after the Civil War.
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"A masterful addition to the all-too-limited scholarly literature on the fisheries of the United States." -- Northern Mariner
"This comprehensive account . . . is an example of good scholarship." -- Choice
This comprehensive account . . . is an example of good scholarship. -- Choice
"This comprehensive account . . . is an example of good scholarship." -- Choice
This comprehensive account . . . is an example of good scholarship. -- Choice
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