Explore the fascinating and perilous world of 19th-century whaling in "Whale Fishery of New England." This meticulously prepared collection offers a comprehensive look at the whale fishery industry, a cornerstone of New England's maritime history. Delve into the practices, technologies, and daily lives of those involved in this demanding and often dangerous pursuit.
This volume draws together various historical accounts, providing invaluable insights into the era of whaling ships, whale hunting, and the processing of whale products. Discover the significance of whaling to the economy and culture of the region during the 1800s. A valuable resource for anyone interested in maritime history, animal husbandry, and the natural world, "Whale Fishery of New England" presents a captivating portrait of a bygone era.
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