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"Ships and the Ocean" is a meticulously compiled list of books focusing on ships, commerce, and the merchant marine. Originally created for the U.S. Shipping Board in 1918, this volume serves as a valuable historical resource for researchers, historians, and maritime enthusiasts. The compilation offers a comprehensive overview of literature pertaining to maritime activities during a pivotal period in global commerce and naval history.
This list, prepared by the Newark Public Library, provides insight into the range of publications available at the time concerning ship construction, maritime trade routes, and the operations of the merchant marine. It is an essential reference tool for anyone studying the evolution of shipping and its impact on economic and military strategies.
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