The Queen of Sea Routes is a history of the Baltimore-based Merchants and Miners Transportation company which flourished for a hundred years hauling freight and passengers on the East Coast. It is co-published with the Steamship Historical Society of America.
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Edward A. Mueller, a professional engineer and transportion historian, the author of half a dozen maritime titles.
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The Sea of the Sea Routes is a great tale of Merchants and Miners Transportation Company. Not only is the content of the book excellent, but so is the design and layout of the book.
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The modest genesis of the Merchants and Miners Transportation Company took place in Baltimore in 1852, when a group of local merchants, associated for the most part with the leather-tanning trade, conceived a plan to start a new steamship line between their city and Boston, Massachusetts. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Miners Line, New York, Newport News, William Lawrence, George Appold, United States, New Haven, New Orleans, New England, William Crane, William Kennedy, Benjamin Deford, State of Texas, Civil War, Joseph Whitney, Chesapeake Bay, Ernest Hinds, Captain Brooks, Clyde Line, New Jersey, Fall River, Puerto Rico, Coast Guard, First World War, Old Dominion Line New!
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The modest genesis of the Merchants and Miners Transportation Company took place in Baltimore in 1852, when a group of local merchants, associated for the most part with the leather-tanning trade, conceived a plan to start a new steamship line between their city and Boston, Massachusetts. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Miners Line, New York, Newport News, William Lawrence, George Appold, United States, New Haven, New Orleans, New England, William Crane, William Kennedy, Benjamin Deford, State of Texas, Civil War, Joseph Whitney, Chesapeake Bay, Ernest Hinds, Captain Brooks, Clyde Line, New Jersey, Fall River, Puerto Rico, Coast Guard, First World War, Old Dominion Line New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- The Civil War (Wars That Changed American History) by Deborah H. Deford on page 14, and page 57
- River Line by Charles Morgan on page 65
- First World War (Opus) by Keith Robbins on page 142
- Bar Harbor by F. Marion Crawford on page 90
- Puerto Rico (America the Beautiful Ser) by Deborah Kent on page 146
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