James Dollar
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4 citations from 3 resources,
including 3 
books.
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8 citations from 6 resources,
including 3 books, 1 
journal, and 2 
online resources, with 1 
illustration.
books.
The complete database contains
8 citations from 6 resources,
including 3 books, 1 journal, and 2 online resources, with 1 illustration.
James Dollar (1901; built British Comet; Orotava)
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Referenced in:
Merchant Sail
- Page: IV: 2705
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James Dollar (bark)
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James Dollar (Square-Rigged Ship)
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James Dollar -- 4-m. bark
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Referenced in:
The H. W. McCurdy Marine History of the Pacific Northwest
- Pages: 309, 321, 398, 399
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James Dollar -- S. S.
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Referenced in:
The H. W. McCurdy Marine History of the Pacific Northwest
- Pages: 98, 107, 163, 256
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James Dollar, ss
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Referenced in:
High Tide: The Drama and Tragedy of Seattle's Waterfront
- Page: 113
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James Dollar: Narrative
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James Dollar: Photo, ID 60
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