Steam Navigation and Its Relation to the Commerce of Canada and the United States. - Couverture rigide
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Steam Navigation that mighty combination of inventive genius and mechanical force that has bridged the oceans and brought the ends of the earth together. During the past few years several important contributions to this class of literature have issued from the metropolitan press. Three of these deserve special mention: (1) The Atlantic Ferry; its Ships, Men, and Working, by Arthur J. Maginnis, gold medallist and member of the Institution of Naval A rchitects, 1892 ;(2) Our Ocean Railways, or the Rise, Progress, and Development of Ocean Steam Navigation, by A. Fraser-M acdonald, 1893; (3) The History of North Atlantic Steam Navigation, with Some Account of Early Ships and Shipowners, by Henry Fry, ex-P resident of Dominion Board of Trade of Canada and Lloyd s Agent at Quebec,
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