1861 Introductions - 1861 Ships, USS Housatonic, Mary Celeste, Toronto Streetcar System, the Game of Life, USS Aroostook, USS Mound City (Paperback)

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 96. Chapters: 1861 ships, USS Housatonic, Mary Celeste, Toronto streetcar system, The Game of Life, USS Aroostook, USS Mound City, USS Atlanta, USS Bermuda, USS Cairo, USS Kearsarge, HMS Defence, USS Unadilla, USS Jeannette, HMS Black Prince, USS Winona, USS Miami, USS Tuscarora, USS Carondelet, USS Sciota, USS Wachusett, USS Kennebec, USS Oneida, USS Alert, USS Katahdin, USS Baron DeKalb, USS Zouave, USS Delaware, USS Louisville, USS Kanawha, USS Santiago de Cuba, USS Louisiana, USS Thomas Freeborn, USS Ossipee, USS Tahoma, USS Itasca, USS Varuna, USS Whitehead, USS Virginia, USS Horace Beals, Paquete de Maule, USS Pittsburgh, USS Henry Janes, HMAS Tingira, USS Octorara, USS Henry Brinker, CSS Sumter, USS Westfield, USS Potomska, USS Hetzel, USS Seneca, USS Norwich, USS Mercedita, USS Sagamore, USS Stepping Stones, USS Maratanza, USS Marblehead, USS Rescue, HMS Defiance, USS Rachel Seaman, USS Antelope, USS Honduras, USS Penobscot, USS Sebago, USS Monticello, USS Cincinnati, USS Connecticut, USS Owasco, USS Memphis, USS Kingfisher, USS Mount Vernon, French corvette Dupleix, USS Flambeau, Ganges I, USS Benton, HMS Glasgow, HMS Resistance, USS Fairy, French ironclad Solferino, Garibaldi biscuit, USS Clifton, USS Chippewa, USS Cayuga, Queen of Nations, USS Wissahickon, USS Penguin, French ironclad Magenta, USS Ottawa, USS Pansy, USS Kineo, CSS Raleigh, USS Mahaska, Russian gunboat Opyt, USS Amazon, Spanish ironclad Mendez Nunez, USS Fearnot, Research, A.E. Vickery, USS Mistletoe, USS Chocura, French ironclad Couronne, USS Pursuit, USS Flag, USS Aaron V. Brown, French ironclad Invincible, HMS Psyche, HMS Undaunted, HMS Bristol, Van Camp's, HMS Investigator, CSS New Orleans, USS Orion. Excerpt: The Mary Celeste (or Marie Celeste as it is fictionally referred to by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and others after him) was a brigantine merchant...