Research Catalog

Title

The great naval battle as I saw it, and its remarks upon American genius. Oriental commerce, why we should control it. Necessity for temporary government aid to steamship lines. Our great national blunder and its results. Notes of a traveller.

Author

Mariner.

Publication

[Washington? 1872?]

Details

Additional Authors

Daily morning chronicle, Washington, D.C.

Description

16 p.; 23 cm.

Alternative Title

• Oriental commerce.
• Our great national blunder and its results.
• Notes of a traveller.

Subject

• Merrimack (Frigate)
• Monitor (Ironclad)
• Hampton Roads, Battle of, Va., 1862
• Shipping > Subsidies > United States
• United States > History > Naval operations. > Civil War, 1861-1865
• United States > History > Civil War, 1861-1865 > Personal narratives
• United States > Commerce
• United States > Commerce > Oceania
• Oceania > Commerce > United States

Note

• Comprises these items, each signed: Mariner.
• "Oriental commerce ... Necessity for temporary government aid to steamship lines.--Notes of a traveler," p. 10-4, reprinted from "Daily chronicle," April 13th, 1872.
• "Our great national blunder, and its results," p. 15-16, addressed to "Editors of the Chronicle," Dated at Washington, D.C., May, 1872.

Call Number

*KF p.v. 79

OCLC

6641814

Author

Mariner.

Title

The great naval battle as I saw it, and its remarks upon American genius. Oriental commerce, why we should control it. Necessity for temporary government aid to steamship lines. Our great national blunder and its results. Notes of a traveller.

Imprint

[Washington? 1872?]

Local Note

With ms. note: Rec'd from Fred Schober ... 1890.

Proudfit Collection.

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Added Author

Daily morning chronicle, Washington, D.C.

Added Title

Oriental commerce.

Our great national blunder and its results.

Notes of a traveller.

Research Call Number

*KF p.v. 79