Diary : Portsmouth, Virginia, 1848-1859 [microform].

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Diary : Portsmouth, Virginia, 1848-1859 [microform].

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Includes Lindsay's log of the U.S. frigate "St. Lawrence." This diary contains a list of officers, the ship's dimension, and a list of stores in the carpenter's department. Lindsay comments on his visits to the ports of Boston, Bremerhaven, Cadiz, Copenhagen, Lisbon, New York, Palermo and Stockholm, as well as on the life at sea during the mid 19th century.

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