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Swedish and Danish rivalry to become great powers seen through the development of naval and merchant fleets

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Swedish and Danish rivalry to become great powers seen through the development of naval and merchant fleets (pp. 496-508)

From: The Sea in History - The Early Modern World

Jakob Seerup

Edition: NED - New edition

Boydell and Brewer, Boydell Press (2017)

Topics: War, Naval fleets, Naval bases, Docks, Straits, Rivalry, Peace treaties, Coasts, Warships

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Port location and development in the British Atlantic World in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries

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Port location and development in the British Atlantic World in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries (pp. 158-167)

From: The Sea in History - The Early Modern World

Kenneth Morgan

Edition: NED - New edition

Boydell and Brewer, Boydell Press (2017)

Topics: River ports, Merchants, Docks, Shipping, Wharves, Quays, Trade, Coasts

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FENIANS IN THE FOOTHILLS: Patrick Doran and the Rising of 1867

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FENIANS IN THE FOOTHILLS: Patrick Doran and the Rising of 1867

Fergus Whelan

History Ireland, Vol. 25, No. 4 (July–August 2017), pp. 30-33

Topics: Barracks, Police, Prisoners of war, Surrender, Ammunition, Revolvers, Shoulder, Docks, Priests

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A dark day for dockworkers in Norway

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A dark day for dockworkers in Norway

Lars Morten Johnsen, Terje R. Fenn Samuelsen, Translated by Jessie Fenn Samuelsen

International Union Rights, Vol. 24, No. 1, World Bank & IMF (2017), pp. 24-25

Topics: Stevedores, International agreements, Treaties, Industrial action, Collective bargaining, Labor disputes, Boycotts, Labor unions, Docks

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La navigation fluviale sur l’Euphrate au second millénaire av. J.-C. : usages, enjeux et communautés de pratiques

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La navigation fluviale sur l’Euphrate au second millénaire av. J.-C. : usages, enjeux et communautés de pratiques (pp. 138-150)

From: The Sea in History - The Ancient World

Grégory Chambon

Edition: NED - New edition

Boydell and Brewer, Boydell Press (2017)

Topics: Navigation, Fluvial transport, Commerce, Archives, Civilization, English language learners, Iconography, Docks, Tonnage

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Against market rules: A Spanish shipyard nobody wanted (except workers) (pp. 305-318)

[1776] (pp. 290-370)

Swedish and Danish rivalry to become great powers seen through the development of naval and merchant fleets (pp. 496-508)

The Odd Couple (pp. 301-340)

Port location and development in the British Atlantic World in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries (pp. 158-167)

Urban Sturgeon: A Totally Unique Fishery in Portland, Oregon (pp. 43-61)

Autobiography from Ten Years On The Parish (pp. 37-54)

Life on the River (pp. 69-72)

AN UNPLEASANT SURPRISE (pp. 28-33)

The Stick Throwers (pp. 175-179)

Work in the Portuguese shipyards of Lisnave: From the right to work to precariousness of employment (pp. 339-364)

Race, Unionism, and the Open-Shop Movement along the Waterfront in Mobile, Alabama (pp. 104-128)

Finding the Fawn (pp. 160-167)

AT ENCHANTMENT (pp. 15-27)

21 (pp. 192-200)

Cockatoo Island, Australia: Industry, labour, and protest culture (pp. 519-544)

On Stage (pp. 122-158)

FENIANS IN THE FOOTHILLS: Patrick Doran and the Rising of 1867

TRIP TO ENCHANTMENT (pp. 79-86)

A dark day for dockworkers in Norway

Béla Balázs: Film Aesthetics and the Rituals of Romance (pp. 31-41)

Buckethead (pp. 63-72)

Cheap Freight, Cheap Drivers: WORK AS A LONG-HAUL TRUCKER (pp. 58-104)

La navigation fluviale sur l’Euphrate au second millénaire av. J.-C. : usages, enjeux et communautés de pratiques (pp. 138-150)

TWENTY-SIX (pp. 173-181)