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245 10 a| Logs of the LEO, Francis Palmer and Gem of the Sea :k| Diaries, Journals and Logbooksg| 1853-1854.;

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490 0 a| Life at Sea: Seafaring in the Anglo-American Maritime World, 1600-3275;

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520 8 a| Logbook, 1853-1854, kept by seaman Henry E. Day onboard the Bark LEO. Capt. William A. Miller commanded this voyage from New York to Marseille, Malaga and Gilbraltar. Day describes seafaring life; including a musical session, and harbour life. The LEO also carried 5 passengers from Gibraltar to New York; Logbook, 1853, kept by seaman Henry E. Day onboard the FRANCIS PALMER, for a trans-Atlantic trading voyage. The FRANCIS PALMER was successively commanded by four Captains; Smith, Nathaniel Thompson, Chas. L. Blake, and finally the first mate. Each retired their position on account of bad health. Day describes life on board; desertions, and lingering sickness among the captain and crew, as well as activities in the ports of Machais, Maine, Sierra Leone, Marseille, and Gibraltar; Logbook, 1857, kept by seaman Henry E. Day onboard the GEM OF THE SEAS, for a trans-Atlantic trading voyage, William A. Miller master. Day describes life on board; including altercations among the crew, and life on shore in Cadiz; a murder, and a bull fight.;

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Logs of the LEO, Francis Palmer and Gem of the Sea

Author/creator	Day, Henry E author.
Other author	Adam Matthew Digital (Firm) digitiser.
Format	Electronic
Publication	Marlborough, Wiltshire : Adam Matthew Digital, 2022.
Description	1 online resource.
Supplemental Content	https://go.openathens.net/redirector/ecu.edu?url=https://www.lifeatsea.amdigital.co.uk/documents/detail/logs-of-the-leo-francis-palmer-and-gem-of-the-sea/22104234
Subjects	Logbooks.

Series	Life at Sea: Seafaring in the Anglo-American Maritime World, 1600-3275
Summary	Logbook, 1853-1854, kept by seaman Henry E. Day onboard the Bark LEO. Capt. William A. Miller commanded this voyage from New York to Marseille, Malaga and Gilbraltar. Day describes seafaring life; including a musical session, and harbour life. The LEO also carried 5 passengers from Gibraltar to New York; Logbook, 1853, kept by seaman Henry E. Day onboard the FRANCIS PALMER, for a trans-Atlantic trading voyage. The FRANCIS PALMER was successively commanded by four Captains; Smith, Nathaniel Thompson, Chas. L. Blake, and finally the first mate. Each retired their position on account of bad health. Day describes life on board; desertions, and lingering sickness among the captain and crew, as well as activities in the ports of Machais, Maine, Sierra Leone, Marseille, and Gibraltar; Logbook, 1857, kept by seaman Henry E. Day onboard the GEM OF THE SEAS, for a trans-Atlantic trading voyage, William A. Miller master. Day describes life on board; including altercations among the crew, and life on shore in Cadiz; a murder, and a bull fight.
General note	AMDigital Reference:Log 985.
General note	Mystic Seaport Museum: Logbooks.
Original version	Reproduction of: Logs of the LEO, Francis Palmer and Gem of the Sea, 1853-1854.
Location of original	Mystic Seaport Museum
Copyright note	Material sourced from the Mystic Seaport Museum

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