Steam-ships : $b The story of their development to the present dayFletcher, R. A.
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Steam-ships : $b The story of their development to the present day
Fletcher, R. A.
Shipbuilding; Steamboats
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INDEX
(N.B.--All vessels are indexed under Ships named.)
Aberdeen Line, Rennie’s, 183; Thompson’s, 296
Aberdeen schooners, 85
Accidents, steam-ship, inquiry into, 77
Adelaide Steamship Co., 347
Admiralty, the, steam packet, 102; vessels, 176; and floating docks,
356, 362; and private shipbuilding yards, 319; and twin screws, 325;
and wooden three-deckers, 316
Æolipile of Hero of Alexandria, 9
Africa, West, mail service, 261
African Steamship Co., 261, 299
Ailsa Shipbuilding Co., 99
_Alabama_ claims, the, 176
Albany Line, 48
Albion Co., 298
Alexandria-England, carriage of mails, 178
Alexandria-Suez, travel between, 167
Algiers, U.S.A., floating dock, 358
Allaire Works, 173
Allan Line, 254-255, 281
Allen, Dr. John, and jet-propeller, 12
Allison, Messrs. M. A., New Jersey, 50
Altona floating dock, 355
Alvarez, Don José, Chilian Agent, 128
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