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The Northern Mariner - Index to articles in Volume XIX - 2009

ARTICLES

Rodney Carlisle, Second Registers: Maritime Nations Respond to Flags of Convenience, 1984-1998 / 319

Michael Clark, Alexander Collie: The Ups and Downs of Trading with the Confederacy /125

Andrew David, James Cook’s 1763-4 survey of Newfoundland’s Northern Peninsula reassessed / 393

Robert L. Davison, A Most Fortunate Court Martial: The Trial of Captain Charles Kingsmill, 1907. / 57

James S. Dean, Bearding the Spaniard: Captain John Oxnam in the Pacific / 379

Carmen Depasquale, La Quarantaine à Malte aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles dans les mémoires, journaux et récits de quelques voyageurs / 149

Jonathan R. Dull, The Myth of French Abandonment / 1

Barry Gough, Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Saunders, Naval Victor of Quebec 1759 / 7

Peter MacLeod, Invisible Admiral: Phillip Durell at the Siege of Quebec, 1759 / 27

Hugh Murphy and Martin Bellamy, The Dazzling Zoologist: John Graham Kerr and the Early Development of Ship Camouflage / 171

John E. Ratcliffe, The Mowat Boat and the Development of Small Watercraft on the Great Lakes / 193

Donald M. Schurman, A Spy for the Empire: Julian S. Corbett at the Quebec Tercentenary, 1908 / 43

Gene Allen Smith and Larry Bartlett, “A Most Unprovoked, Unwarrantable, and Dastardly Attack”: James Buchanan, Paraguay, and the Water Witch Incident of 1855 / 269

Alan D. Zimm, American Calculations of Battleline Strength, 1941-2 / 291

RESEARCH NOTES

Walter Lewis, The Novelty and the Compound Marine Engine in Central Canada / 413

Robert Malcomson, Call her “U. S. Frigate” or “U. S. Ship”? Naming Warships from the War of 1812 / 405

REVIEW ESSAY

Robert Grenier, Marc-André Bernier, and Willis Stevens (eds.), The Underwater Archaeology of Red Bay: Basque Shipbuilding and Whaling in the 16^th Century by Roger Smith, Amy Miller Cook, Greg Cook, and Della Scott Ireton / 425

BOOK REVIEWS

William R. Anderson with Don Keith, Ice Diaries: The Untold Story of the Cold War’s Most Daring Mission by James Bradford / 341 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

Spencer Apollonio, Lands that Hold One Spellbound. A Story of East Greenland by Len Forrest / 225 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

Charles Armour, Shipbuilding in Westmorland County, New Brunswick, 1784-1910 by Bradley Shoebottom / 433 [reviewed in Issue No. 4 ]

Ayse Devrim Atauz, Eight Thousand Years of Maltese Maritime History. Trade, Piracy, and Naval Warfare in the Central Mediterranean by Simon Mercieca / 226 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

Patricia Athie, The Burning Ashes of Time: From Steamer Point to Tiger Bay by David Walker / 87 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

Bob Baird, Shipwrecks of the Forth and Tay by Nicholas Dixon / 342 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

Greg Bak, Barbary Pirate: The Life and Crimes of John Ward, the Most Infamous Privateer of his Time by Cheryl Fury / 434 [reviewed in Issue No. 4 ]

John Baldwin and Ron Powers, Last Flag Down: The Epic Journey of the Last Confederate Warship by Gary D. Joiner / 87 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

Merrill L. Bartlett and Jack Sweetman, Leathernecks. An Illustrated History of the United States Marine Corps by C. Douglas Kroll / 229 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

Capt. Robert A. Bartlett, Sails over Ice. Northern Adventures Aboard the SS Morrissey by Len Forrest / 232 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

Janet Bately and Anton Englert (eds.), Ohthere’s Voyages. A 9^th-century account of voyages along the coasts of Norway and Denmark and its cultural context by Jennifer Chesser / 89 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

Bill Beck and C. Patrick Labadie, Pride of the Inland Seas: An Illustrated History of the Port of Duluth–Superior by Walter Lewis / 344 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

Bert Bender, Catching the Ebb. Drift-fishing for a Life on Cook Inlet by David Arnold / 231 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

Jan Bill (ed.), Welcome on Board! The Sea Stallion from Glendalough: A Viking Longship Recreated by Roeland Paardekooper / 90 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

Richard Blake, Evangelicals in the Royal Navy, 1775-1815. Blue Lights and Psalm Singers by Jane Samson / 91 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

Klaus Bösche, Karl-Heinz Hochhaus, Herwig Pollem, Jürgen Taggesell u.a. (Hrsg.) Dampfer, Diesel und Turbinen. Die Welt der Schiffsingenieure by Jacob Bart Hak / 436 [reviewed in Issue No. 4 ]

Stephen R. Bown, Madness, Betrayal and the Lash. The Epic Voyage of Captain George Vancouver by Robin Inglis / 234 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

William Reynolds Braistead, Diplomats in Blue. U.S. Naval Officers in China, 1922 1933 by Katherine K. Reist / 237 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

Grant Brown Jr., Ninety Years Crossing Lake Michigan, The History of the Ann Arbor Car Ferries by Kathy Crewdson and Ian Dew / 93 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

Lawrence Burr, US Cruisers 1883-1904. The birth of the steel navy by Graeme Arbuckle / 345 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

Daniel Allen Butler, The Other Side of the Night: The Carpathia, the Californian, and the Night the Titanic was Lost by Jeff Sadow / 346 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

Justin F. Camarata, Waterline Dioramas. A Modelbuilder’s Artform by Roger Cole / 437 [reviewed in Issue No. 4 ]

William A. Carter, Why Me, Lord?: The Experiences of a U.S. Navy Officer in World War II's Convoy PQ 17 on the Murmansk Run by Jacob Bart Hak / 238 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

Paul Clancy, Ironclad: The Epic Battle, Calamitous Loss, and Historic Recovery of the USS Monitor by Nino Scavullo / 348 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

Barry Clifford, Kenneth J. Kinkor and Sharon Simpson, Real Pirates ;The Untold Story of the Whydah by Arne Bialuschewski / 239 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

Gabriel B. Collins et al (eds.), China’s Energy Strategy: The Impact on Beijing’s Maritime Policies by Kenneth M. Swope / 95 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

Gary Collins, The Last Farewell: The Loss of the Collett by Nino Scavullo / 349 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

Richard C. Davis (ed.), The Central Australian Expedition, 1844-186. The Journals of Charles Sturt by G.R. Henning / 97 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

Eric Jay Dolin, Leviathan: The History of Whaling In America by Kelly Chaves / 438 [reviewed in Issue No. 4 ]

Jonathan Dull, The Age of the Ship of the Line: The British and French Navies, 1650 1815 by James Pritchard / 351 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

Bryan Elson, Nelson's Yankee Captain.The Life of Boston Loyalist Sir Benjamin Hallowell by Paul Adamthwaite / 352 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

Hans Frank, German S-Boats -In Action in the Second World War by Fraser McKee / 241 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

Michael Franks, The Basingstoke Admiral: the Life of Sir James Lancaster (c. 1554 1618) by John Beeler / 99 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

Norman Friedman, Naval Firepower: Battleship Guns and Gunnery in the Dreadnought Era by Dean C. Allard / 101 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

Robert Frump, Until the Sea Shall Free Them. Life, Death and Survival in the Merchant Marine by Morgiana Halley / 102 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

Robert Frump, Two Tankers Down: The Greatest Small-Boat Rescue in U.S. Coast Guard History by Dennis L. Noble / 354 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

Michael Gardiner, At the Edge of Empire: The Life of Thomas Blake Glover by Michael Clark / 440 [reviewed in Issue No. 4 ]

Marta García Garralón, Taller de Mareantes: El Real Colegio Seminario de San Telmo de Sevilla (1681-1847)(2 vols) by Carla Rahn Phillips / 242 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

Douglas C. Harris, Landing Native Fisheries. Indian Reserves and Fishing Rights in British Columbia, 1840-192 by David Arnold / 441 [reviewed in Issue No. 4 ]

Ingo Heidbrink, Eric Hoops and Katharina Jantzen (eds.), Fischstäbchen (Fisheries and Fish Processing as Industrial Heritage). Proceedings of the 10^th Conference of the North Atlantic Fisheries History Association by Søren Byskov / 355 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

Tido Holtkamp, A Perfect Lady: A Pictorial History of the U.S. Coast Guard Barque Eagle, by C. Douglas Kroll / 244 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

Mark C. Hunter, To employ And Uplift Them: The Newfoundland Naval Reserve, 1899 1926 by Fraser McKee / 443 [reviewed in Issue No. 4 ]

Mac Johnston, Corvettes Canada: Convoy Veterans Tell Their True Stories by Kathy Crewdson and Ian Dew / 245 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

John Jordan, Warship 2009 by C. Doug Maginley / 445 [reviewed in Issue No. 4 ]

Willeen G. Keough, The Slender Thread: Irish Women on the Southern Avalon, 1750 1860 by Olaf Jantzen / 357 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

Angus Konstam, Tudor Warships (1). Henry VIII’s Navy by Ian Yeates / 247 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

Angus Konstam, Piracy. The Complete History by Cheryl Fury / 104 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

Andrew Lambert, Admirals. The Naval Commanders who made Britain Great by Ian Yeates / 248 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

Brian Lavery, Shield of Empire: The Royal Navy and Scotland by Cheryl H. White / 250 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

Brian Lavery and Geoff Hunt, The Frigate Surprise. The Complete Story of the Ship Made Famous in the Novels of Patrick O’Brian by Nathan Lipfert / 447 [reviewed in Issue No. 4 ]

Walter Lewis and Rick Neilson, The River Palace by Kathy Crewdson and Ian Dew / 360 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

John Sutton Lutz (ed.), Myth & Memory: Stories of Indigenous European Contact by Kelly Chaves / 106 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

Don MacGillivray, Captain Alex MacLean. Jack London’s Sea Wolf by Michael Young / 251 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

Douglas M. McLean (ed.), Fighting at Sea. Naval Battles from the Ages of Sail and Steam by Jan Drent / 448 [reviewed in Issue No. 4 ]

Kenneth R. Martin, ‘Patriarch of Maine Shipbuilding’ The Life and Ships of Gardiner G. Deering by Nathan R. Lipfert / 107 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

Innes McCartney, British Submarines of World War 1 by Michael Young / 253 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

William F. McNeil, Visitors to Ancient America. The Evidence for European and Asian Presence in America Prior to Columbus by P.J. Capelotti / 109 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

Stauffer Miller, Hoisting their Colors. Cape Cod’s Civil War Navy Officers by John Townley / 254 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

William D. Naftel, Halifax at War: Searchlights, Squadrons and Submarines 1939-1945 by Jan Drent / 255 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

Rob Napier, Reconditioning an Eighteenth-Century Ship Model Valkenisse, Retourship of 1717 by Roger Cole / 259 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

Gerald Norris (ed.), The Buccaneer Explorer. William Dampier’s Voyages by Cheryl Fury / 261 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

Peter Padfield, Maritime Dominion and the Triumph of the Free World: Naval Campaigns that Shaped the Modern World, 1852-2001 by Ian Yeates / 451 [reviewed in Issue No. 4 ]

Claire Puccia Parham, The St. Lawrence Seaway and Power Project. An Oral History on the Greatest Construction Show on Earth by Dan MacFarlane / 453 [reviewed in Issue No. 4 ]

W. David Parsons, Ean Parsons, The Best Small-Boat Seamen in the Navy: Newfoundland Royal Naval Reserve 1900-1922 by Fraser McKee / 455 [reviewed in Issue No. 4 ]

Elizabeth Peirce, The Pirate Rebel -the Story of Notorious Ned Jordan by Ross Wilson / 456 [reviewed in Issue No. 4 ]

Robin L. Reilly, Kamikazes, Corsairs and Picket Ships: Okinawa 1945 by George Schwarz / 111 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

Nathan Richards, Ships’ Graveyards. Abandoned Watercraft and the Archaeological Site Formation Process by Della Scott-Ireton / 112 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

Stephen Richardson, School of the Sea by John Robert Evans / 361 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

Nicholas Rodgers, Press Gang: Naval Impressment and its opponents in Georgian Britain by Christopher Magra / 458 [reviewed in Issue No. 4 ]

Joost C.A. Schokkenbroek, Trying-out. An Anatomy of Dutch Whaling and Sealing in the Nineteenth Century, 1815-1885 by William Henry Flayhart III / 114 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

Lars Scholl and David M. Williams (eds.), Crisis and Transition. Maritime Sectors in the North Sea Region 1790-1940 by René Toudal Poulsen / 460 [reviewed in Issue No. 4 ]

Arthur Britton Smith, Legend of the Lake. The 22-gun brig-sloop Ontario 1780 by Gary Gibson / 363 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

Joshua M. Smith and the National Maritime Historical Society (eds.), Documents in American Maritime History. Vol. I Voyages, the Age of Sail, 1492-1865 and Vol. 2. Voyages, the Age of Engines, 1865 to Present by Timothy G. Lynch / 364 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

Peter C. Smith, The Battle-Cruiser HMS Renown, 1916-1948 by Graeme Arbuckle / 366 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

Maik-Jens Springmann, Horst Wernicke (eds.), Historical boat and ship replicas Volume 2 Historical boat and ship replicas - conference-proceedings on the scientific perspectives and the limits of boat and ship replicas, Torgelow 2007 by Roeland Paardekooper / 117 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

Gary Staff, Battle for the Baltic Islands 1917: Triumph of the Imperial German Navy by Terrell D. Gottschall / 367 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

David J. Starkey, Poul Holm and Michaela Barnard (eds.), Oceans Past: Management Insights from the History of Marine Animal Populations by Nathan Lipfert / 462 [reviewed in Issue No. 4 ]

Martin Stopford, Maritime Economics (3^rd edition) by Michael Clark / 369 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

Tom Sullivan, AB (M. Starke, ed.), Escape to the Sea by John Robert Evans / 463 [reviewed in Issue No. 4 ]

Craig L. Symonds, Lincoln and his Admirals by William H. Roberts / 370 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

Captain Ian Tew, Salvage. A Personal Odyssey by James Pritchard / 115 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

Captain Barry Thompson, All Hands and the Cook. The Customs and Language of the British Merchant Seaman 1875-1975 by Brit Bergreen / 262 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

Freeman M. Tovell, At the Far Reaches of Empire. The Life of Juan Francisco de la Bodega y Quadra by Barry Gough / 119 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

John Frayn Turner, Service Most Silent. The Navy’s Fight Against Enemy Mines by Jacob Bart Hak / 264 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

Michiel van Groesen, The Representations of the Overseas World in the De Bry Collection of Voyages (1590-1634) by Willem Morzer Bruyns / 373 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

Daniel Vickers (ed.), The Autobiography of Ashley Bowen 1728-1813 by Barry Gough / 374 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

Birgitta Linderoth Wallace, Westward Vikings. The Saga of L’Anse aux meadows by William Henry Flayhart III / 120 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

Robin Ward, The World of the Medieval Shipmaster: Law, Business and the Sea, c. 1350 1450 by Michael Clark / 466 [reviewed in Issue No. 4 ]

H.J. Weaver, Nightmare at Scapa Flow. The Truth about the sinking of HMS Royal Oak by Fraser McKee / 266 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

John White, Endgame. The U-Boat Inshore Campaign by Fraser McKee / 375 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

Flint Whitlock and Ron Smith, The Depths of Courage: American Submariners at War with Japan, 1941-1945 by Robert Dienesch / 376 [reviewed in Issue No. 3 ]

William D. Wilkinson and Commander Timothy Dring, USNR (Ret.), American Coastal Rescue Craft: A Design History of Coastal Rescue Craft Used by the United States Life-Saving Service and the United States Coast Guard by C. Douglas Kroll / 467 [reviewed in Issue No. 4 ]

Greg H. Williams, World War II Naval and Maritime Claims Against the United States Cases in the Federal Court of Claims, 1937-1948 by Amy Jones / 121 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

Sam Willis, Fighting at Sea in the Eighteenth Century. The Art of Sailing Warfare by Jonathan Dull / 267 [reviewed in Issue No. 2 ]

Richard Woodman, The Battle of the River Plate: A Grand Delusion by Michael Young / 122 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

Toshi Yoshihara and James R. Holmes (eds.), Asia Looks Seward: Power and Maritime Strategy by Kenneth M. Swope / 95 [reviewed in Issue No. 1 ]

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