Logbook of the brig Zoroaster, 1847 Apr. 5-1848 Jan. 3.

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Logbook of the brig Zoroaster, 1847 Apr. 5-1848 Jan. 3.

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Log, keeper unknown, relating to a merchant voyage from New York, N.Y., to Baltimore, Md.; from Baltimore with coal for the U.S. Navy to Veracruz, Mexico; and from Veracruz to New Orleans, La.

1 v. (3 p.)

Old Dartmouth Historical Society Library

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Old Dartmouth Historical Society Library

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