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The Northern Mariner - Contents of Volume XXIX - 2019

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The Northern Mariner, Volume XXIX (2019), No. 1 Index and editorial, including details of the book reviews.

The Northern Mariner, Volume XXIX (2019), No. 2 Index and editorial, including details of the book reviews.

The Northern Mariner, Volume XXIX (2019), No. 3 Index and editorial, including details of the book reviews.

The Northern Mariner, Volume XXIX (2019), No. 4 Index and editorial, including details of the book reviews.

Articles:

Myriam Alamkan, Les approvisionnements morutiers de la Guadeloupe durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale /335

Jan Drent, Esquimalt: An Outpost of Empire in the Great War / 233

Vasiliy N. Gutsulyak, The Right of Innocent Passage of Warships Through Territorial Seas in the Light of the Kerch Strait Incident / 25

H.T. Holman, "A Marine Nondescript" Canada's First Icebreaker /313

Peter Kikkert and P. Whitney Lackenbauer, "On Hallowed Ground": St. Roch, Sovereignty, and the 1944 Northwest Passage Transit / 213

Walter Lewis, Line Development and the Passenger Steamboat Trade on Lake Ontario and the Upper St Lawrence River, 1829-1875 / 135

Kenneth Mackenzie, Our Friends: Loyalty and Competition in the Canadian Liner Trades, 1853-1913 /359

Thomas Malcomson, Commodore Sir Edward W. C. R. Owen: Shaping the British Naval Establishment on the Great Lakes in the Wake of the War of 1812 / 1

Eileen Marcil, John Goudie, A Scottish Master Shipbuilder in Canada in the Early Nineteenth Century / 255

Peter K. H. Mispelkamp, "Pas de Marine": F. D. Monk and Henri Bourassa's Nationaliste Crusade against Canada's Naval Policies 1909 to 1913 / 109

Historical documents:

Walter Lewis, ed., "Building of the Gore: extracts from the diary of shipwright Robert Gilkison / 149

Review essay:

Philip Edwards (ed.), "Captain James Cook: The Journals" by John S. Sledge / 45

James Claude Beasley, "Get the hell off this ship!" Memoir of a USS Liscome Bay Survivor in World War II; John Johnson-Allen, They Were Just Skulls. The Naval Career of Fred Henley, Last Survivor of HM Submarine Truculent; Anthony Richards, The Lusitania Sinking. Eyewitness Accounts from Survivors "Surviving a Sinking Ship by Thomas Malcomson / 269

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