Quaker City (Ship)

Mark Twain abroad : the cruise of the Quaker City by Dewey Ganzel( 图书 )
2 editions published in 1968 in 英语 and held by 913 libraries worldwide

Mark Twain's ocean liner by Thomas R Bullard( 图书 )
1 edition published in 1992 in 英语 and held by 2 libraries worldwide

The cruise of the "Quaker City"" : with chance recollections of Mark Twain by Mary J. Mason Fairbanks( 图书 )
1 edition published in 1892 in 英语 and held by 2 libraries worldwide

The innocents abroad ; and, the new Pilgrim's progress by Mark Twain( 图书 )
1 edition published in 1872 in 英语 and held by 1 library worldwide

Diary, 1863 by F. B Davis( mixd )
1 edition published in 1863 in 英语 and held by 1 library worldwide
Holograph diary of F.B. Davis, a Union sailor who served on the USS Quaker City. The first dated entry is for Jan. 1, 1863; the last is Dec. 31, 1863. His diary begins at his home in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. In March he became a sailor for the Union Navy and the rest of the diary recounts his service on board.

The letters of Julia Newell from the 1867 cruise of the Quaker City as reported to the Janesville Gazette by Jeffrey S Churchwell( 图书 )
1 edition published in 1996 in 英语 and held by 1 library worldwide

The letters of Julia Newell from the 1867 cruise of the Quaker City by Julia Newell( 图书 )
1 edition published in 1996 in 英语 and held by 1 library worldwide

Correspondence, 1859-1881, bulk: 1860-1865 by Charles Henry Dalton( mixd )
in 英语 and held by 1 library worldwide
Correspondence of Charles Henry Dalton with his brothers Edward Barry, Henry Rogers, and John Call Dalton Jr. Charles held various appointed positions under Massachusetts Governor John A. Andrew throughout the Civil War. His brothers John and Edward were surgeons in the U.S. Volunteers through most of the war. Henry served as a lieutenant in the First Mass. Heavy Artillery, then was appointed Assistant Adjutant-General of the U.S. Volunteers. Within the letters are observations of numerous military campaigns; Gen. Benjamin Butler's difficult passage through Maryland in April, 1861; naval operations near Hilton Head Island, S.C. in 1861-62; and the administration of medicine in the military. Other correspondents include Col. (later Gen.) George Leonard Andrews and Gen. Francis Channing Barlow.