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When the officers and crew abandoned the ' Mary Celeste , ' they left behind chests of clothes of no great value . One trunk was marked as belonging to ' Arian Hardene , ' and in the captain's cabin his and Mrs Briggs's effects were ...
When the officers and crew abandoned the ' Mary Celeste , ' they left behind chests of clothes of no great value . One trunk was marked as belonging to ' Arian Hardene , ' and in the captain's cabin his and Mrs Briggs's effects were ...
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Captain D. T. Morehouse , of the ' Dei Gratia , ' was called ' Boyce ' by the owner of the ' Mary Celeste , ' Mr James H. Winchester , of New York , who must have known that Boyce ' was Morehouse . It , also , is curious that the same ...
Captain D. T. Morehouse , of the ' Dei Gratia , ' was called ' Boyce ' by the owner of the ' Mary Celeste , ' Mr James H. Winchester , of New York , who must have known that Boyce ' was Morehouse . It , also , is curious that the same ...
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the " 66 Mary Celeste " at the time of the abandonment of that vessel , and the only blood relation of any of the crew , as far as I know , altho ' my brother's widow still lives at the age of 84 . The last log of the Mary Celeste " was ...
the " 66 Mary Celeste " at the time of the abandonment of that vessel , and the only blood relation of any of the crew , as far as I know , altho ' my brother's widow still lives at the age of 84 . The last log of the Mary Celeste " was ...
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| Title | The Quarterly Review, Volume 257 |
| Contributors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | John Murray, 1931 |
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