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Le marin du nord - Table des matières Volume XXXII - 2022

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Le marin du nord, volume XXXII (2022), No. 1 table des matières, y inclus les critiques de livres.
Le marin du nord, volume XXXII (2022), No. 2 table des matières, y inclus les critiques de livres.
Le marin du nord, volume XXXII (2022), No. 3 table des matières, y inclus les critiques de livres.
Le marin du nord, volume XXXII (2022), No. 4 table des matières, y inclus les critiques de livres.

Articles :

Mike Bender, If Maritime Historians Are in Danger of “being left with their journals and not much else” (Lewis Fischer), What Can Those Journals Tell Us about Ourselves? A Ten-Year Study / 1

Benjamin Ioset, Before a Failing Breeze: Sailing Labor in the Final Years of Sail on the Great Lakes / 175

Carolyn Kennedy, Traveller Impressions of Lake Champlain Steamboats, 1827-1842 / 21

Trevor W. Laurie, The Chesapeake and Ohio (C&O) Canal’s Role in Developing the District of Columbia’s Ports / 489

Walter Lewis and Roger Sarty, George Henry Wyatt (1828-1883): Agent, Shipowner, Entrepreneur, and One-Man Naval Department / 287

Chris Madsen, From Auvours Plateau to Minister of Marine: Limitations of Auguste Gougeard as an Agent of Organizational Change in the French Navy 1870-1886 / 463

David Murray, The 46th Reconnaissance Squadron: Arctic Exploration and Questions of Sovereignty in the Early Cold War / 39

David Niddam-Dent, "The Best VR in the Whole Flaming Navy": The Life and Career of Lieutenant Commander Clifton R. “Tony” Coughlin / 129

George L. Zimmerman and Duff W. Crerar, 'The Gates' at Our Gates: F.R. (Hamish) Berchem and the Role of the Eastern Based Porte-class Gate Vessels after Canadian Armed Forces Unification / 315

Commentaires :

Brian Bertosa, It Was Supposed to Be Blue: Roads Not Taken with the Canadian Armed Forces Naval Jack, 1967-68 / 545

P. Whitney Lackenbauer, ed., “Where ladies are so scarce we have to muster in full”: Sophie Porter’s Account of Over–Wintering at Herschel Island, 1894- 1895 / 509

Réponses :

H.T. Holman, Ten Years of The Northern Mariner: A Decade of Dedicated Nautical Research and the Challenge Ahead / 581

Hugh Murphy, A response to Mike Bender, If Maritime Historians Are in Danger of “being left with their journals and not much else” (Lewis Fischer), What Can Those Journals Tell Us About Ourselves? A Ten-Year Study. / 575

Notes :

Chris Madsen, Coursework During Officer Attendance at the École de guerre navale in Paris 1920-1939 / 341

Erin Elizabeth Spinney, Women’s Labour, British Naval Hospital Ships, and a System of Medical Care, 1775-1815 / 201

Essais critiques :

Evan C. Rothera, Navigating Dangers (Real and Imagined) in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Worlds / 215

Critiques de livres :

Critiques de livres Vol. XXXII, No. 1, texte complet.
Critiques de livres Vol. XXXII, No. 2, texte complet.
Critiques de livres Vol. XXXII, No. 3, texte complet.
Critiques de livres Vol. XXXII, No. 4, texte complet.

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