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Papers

(The median citation count of Mariners Mirror is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)

Article	Citations
ThePeriplus of Pseudo-Skylaxand its Relationship with Earlier Nautical Knowledge	4
Bellingshausen in Britain: Supplying the Russian Antarctic expedition, 1819	2
Attendance at the École Supérieure de Marine in Paris from 1900 to 1914	2
Naval Interrogations of PoWs in the Black Sea War, 1914 and 1916	1
‘Nothing to Shew for his Tomb but a Wave’: Storms, shipwreck and the human cost of global trade in seventeenth-century broadside ballads	1
German Contributions to Solving the Longitude Problem in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries	1
New Research into the History, Theory and Practice of Naval Wargaming	1
Abolition, the West India Colonies and the Troubling Case of Vice-Admiral Sir Alexander Cochrane, 1807–1823	1
A History of the Modern Chinese Navy, 1840–2020 (Routledge Studies in the Modern History of Asia)	1
The Flag-waving Names of Ocean Liners	1
Lieutenant Thomas Evans, Mr George Thomas and the survey of Liverpool	1
‘I Did Not Wish the Younker to be Favoured’: Reconsidering Nelson’s examination for lieutenant	1
Newfoundland Cod and English Piracy in the Early Seventeenth Century	1
The Fishing Sector in the Atlantic Oceanic Islands and its Role in the Economy of the Canarian Archipelago under the Ancien Régime	1
From Old Cannon to Iron Pigs: The introduction of Kentledge ballast in the early modern French navy	1
Indian Figureheads: Carvings from Royal Navy ships built at Bombay	1
Ruling the Wages: The Austrian Lloyd Steam Navigation Company and seafarers’ incomes in the Habsburg Empire, 1885–1914	1
From Rustic Fishing Boats to Steel Trawlers: The development of fishing vessels on the west coast of Sweden, 1850–1980	1
The Monster from Elba: Napoleon’s escape reconsidered	1
An Astrolabe from the Wreck ofSantiago, 1585	1
Driven Mad by the Sea Serpent: The strange case of Captain George Drevar	1
The Marstrand Cannon: The earliest evidence of shipboard artillery in Europe?	1
Leith-built Ships, vol. 1, They Once Were Shipbuilders	0
La Inteligencia en las Operaciones Navales de 1898: Consecuencias de una estrategia improvisada	0
The Laird Rams: Britain’s ironclads built for the Confederacy, 1862–1923	0

The Kaiser’s U-Boat Assault on America: Germany’s great war gamble in the First World War	0
Tempest: The Royal Navy and the age of revolutions Tempest: The Royal Navy and the age of revolutions , by J. Davey, Yale University Press, 2023, £25/$35 (hb) xix + 426	0
Operation Rising Sun: The sinking of Japan’s secret submarine ‘I-52’	0
‘Rosy’ Wemyss Admiral of the Fleet: The man who created Armistice Day	0
A Jacobean Draught of an 18-gun Ship in the Danish National Archives Drawn by Phineas Pett	0
Churchill’s Admiral in Two World Wars: Admiral of the Fleet Lord Keyes of Zeebrugge and Dover GCB KCVO CMG DSO	0
Editorial	0
New Light on the Survivors of the Vergulde Draak, a VOC Ship Wrecked on the Australian Coast (1656)	0
George Camocke’s 1718 Proposal of a Jacobite–Pirate Alliance	0
Nelson’s Examination for Lieutenant	0
Royal Yachts Under Sail Royal Yachts Under Sail by B. Lavery, Seaforth, Barnsley, 2022, £50 (hb), 208 pages, illustrations, bibliography, index, ISBN 9781399092913	0
On Wide Seas: The US Navy in the Jacksonian era	0
Facing the Sea: Essays in Swedish maritime studies Facing the Sea: Essays in Swedish maritime studies , by S. Ekström and L. Müller (eds), Nordic Academic Press, 2021, £	0
Port Cities in Comparative Global History: A narrative review	0
Is It Time to Let HMS Victory Go?	0
Shipboard Literary Cultures: Reading, writing, and performing at sea	0
The ‘Prince Royal of Denmark’s Yacht’: A career in royal, naval and whaling service, 1785–1837	0
The Colonial Naval Defence Act 1865 and its Impact in Australia	0
A Great and Rising Nation: Naval exploration and global empire in the early US Republic A Great and Rising Nation: Naval exploration and global empire in the early US Republic	0
The Solebay Tapestries: Threads of history	0
Fred M. Walker (1936–2020)	0
The Stirling Castle, a 70-gun Ship Lost in the Great Storm of 1703: Archaeological investigations 1979–2009 The Maritime Archaeology Monograph, series 4	0
Shipbuilding in the United Kingdom: A history of the British Shipbuilders Corporation	0
Norse Sea Runes (brimrúnar) in the Viking Age and Beyond	0
Editorial	0
The Norwegian Merchant Fleet in the Second World War The Norwegian Merchant Fleet in the Second World War by K. L. Privatsky, Pen & Sword Books2023, £22 (hb) 209 pag	0
The Fourth Duke of Portland’s Pantaloon (1831–1852): Private yacht, experimental ‘brig sloop of war’ and slave-ship hunter	0
The Rise and Fall of the United Kingdom Shipbreaking Industry from 1945 to 1995	0
Navalism and Imperial Culture in Spain: The origins and celebration of the Chincha Islands War (1834–1868)	0
The Sea: Nature and culture	0
August Lasczky and Sons: Painters of Baltic ships	0
Rutters, Courses and Voyages: Navigation at sea in north-west Europe in the fifteenth century	0
Shipwrecks and the Bounty of the Sea Shipwrecks and the Bounty of the Sea , by D. Cressy, Oxford University Press, £25 (hb) 313 pages, illustrations, index, ISBN 9780192	0
Eric J. Grove (1948–2021)	0
His Royal Highness the Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (1921–2021)	0
Italian and German Submarine Passage of the Straits of Gibraltar in the Second World War	0
British Naval Intelligence Through the Twentieth Century	0
Editorial	0
Whaler versus Steamer: The pursuit of the Ville de Bordeaux, 1841	0
Tilly Kettle’s Portrait of Vice-Admiral Sir Samuel Cornish, Captain Richard Kempenfelt and Thomas Parry	0
James Goldrick (1958–2023)	0
Englishmen at Sea: Labour and the nation at the dawn of empire, 1570–1630	0
The Endurance: Shackleton’s legendary Antarctic expedition The Endurance: Shackleton’s legendary Antarctic expedition , by C. Alexander, Seaforth Publishing, 2021, £16.9	0
Square-rigger Sunset: The passages of the four- and five-masted ships and barques Square-rigger Sunset: The passages of the four- and five-masted ships and barques , by	0
Aboard a Rudderless Ship: Replacing stern rudders mid-voyage in the English and French navies, 1750–1850	0
Lord Love the Irish and Damnation to the English: The naval mutinies of 1798	0
Channel Crossings and Lifesaving: The further (mis)adventures of George Drevar	0
Where Light in Darkness Lies: The story of the lighthouse	0
What Happened to the Battleship: 1945 to the present	0
‘We Are Making No Sailors’: Apprenticeship and the British mercantile marine 1840–1914	0

Boatlines: Scottish craft of sea, coast and canal Boatlines: Scottish craft of sea, coast and canal , by I. Stephen, Birlinn Ltd, 2023, £16.99 (hb), 320 pages, illustrat	0
William James Lithgow (1934–2022)	0
Convoys: The British struggle against Napoleonic Europe and America Convoys: The British struggle against Napoleonic Europe and America , by R. Knight, Yale University P	0
Captain James Cook and the Search for Antarctica	0
The Magnetism of Antarctica: The Ross expedition 1839–1843 The Magnetism of Antarctica: The Ross expedition 1839–1843 by J. KnightWhittles Publishing Ltd, 2023, £18.99 (	0
HRH The Duke of Edinburgh’s Interest in Maritime History and Ship Preservation	0
Rebels at Sea: Privateering in the American Revolution Rebels at Sea: Privateering in the American Revolution by E. J. Dolin, Liveright, 2022, $32.50 (hb), $18.95 (pb) x	0
Editorial	0
Shipping on the Thames and the Port of London during the 1940s–1980s: A pictorial history	0
The Master Shipwright’s Secrets: How Charles II built the Restoration navy	0
Editorial	0
Liberty Factory: The untold story of Henry Kaiser’s Oregon shipyards	0
Bloody Orkney? A comparison of the perceptions held by sailors and the reality of leisure and recreational opportunities at Scapa Flow during the First World War	0
Castaways in Question: A story of British naval interrogators from WW1 to denazification	0
The German High Seas Fleet, 1914–1918: The Kaiser’s challenge to the Royal Navy The German High Seas Fleet, 1914–1918: The Kaiser’s challenge to the Royal Navy by A. Kon	0
Echoes from the Deep: Inventorising shipwrecks at the national scale by the application of marine geophysics and the historical text	0
Editorial	0
Editorial	0
Abandon Ship: The real story of the sinkings in the Falklands War	0
The Figurehead of HMS Seringapatam	0
An Unnecessary Ship Loss	0
Reilen en zeilen van de admiraliteit van Rotterdam in de jaren 1630–1640	0
Harwich Submarines in the Great War: The first submarine campaign of the Royal Navy in 1914	0
Ship Models from the Age of Sail: Building and enhancing commercial kits	0
Water in North American Environmental History Water in North American Environmental History , by M. V. Melosi, Routledge, 2022, £135 (hb), £35.99 (pb), 304 pages, illust	0
The Arctic Journal of Captain Henry Wemyss Feilden, R. A., The Naturalist in H. M. S. ‘Alert’, 1875–1876 The Arctic Journal of Captain Henry Wemyss Feilden, R. A., The Naturalist in H.	0
Navigating by the Southern Cross: A history of the European discovery and exploration of Australia	0
Ideologies of Western Naval Power, c.1500–1815	0
Captain John Perry’s A Regulation for Seamen and the Debate over Manning the Royal Navy	0
Graydon Read Henning 1936–2023	0
The Bonny Landing: The anatomy of Black Africa’s first amphibious operation, July to September 1967	0
‘One Torpedo, One Ship’: An appraisal of Otto Kretschmer’s U-boat tactics, 1939–1941	0
Documents Relating to the Official Dutch Naval Visit to Cherbourg, 8–10 September 1786	0
Mutiny on the Spanish Main: HMS ‘Hermione’ and the Royal Navy’s revenge	0
Hitler’s Attack U-boats: The Kriegsmarine’s WWII Submarine Strike Force	0
Britain and the Ocean Road: Shipwrecks and people, 1297–1825	0
A Skilled English Tradesman and the Early International Diffusion of Steamboat and Railway Technology: The life and career of William Harman (1804–1890), a study of individual adaptability and mobilit	0
Editorial	0
Samuel Pepys and the Strange Wrecking of the ‘Gloucester’: A true Restoration tragedy Samuel Pepys and the Strange Wrecking of the ‘Gloucester’: A true Restoration tragedy	0
The Windfall Battleships: ‘Agincourt’, ‘Canada’, ‘Erin’, ‘Eagle’ and the Balkan and Latin-American arms races	0
The British Navy in Eastern Waters: The Indian and Pacific Oceans The British Navy in Eastern Waters: The Indian and Pacific Oceans , by J. D. Grainger, The Boydell Pres	0
The Birth and Growth of Two Scottish Deep-sea Tramp Ship Firms: Hugh Hogarth & Sons and the Lyle Shipping Company Limited, 1832–1967	0
Skeppssamhället: rang, roller och status på örlogsskepp under 1600-talet	0
Tony Pawlyn (1942–2024)	0
Chasing the ‘Bounty’: The voyages of the ‘Pandora’ and the ‘Matavy’	0
The Sun King at Sea: Maritime art and galley slavery in Louis XIV’s France The Sun King at Sea: Maritime art and galley slavery in Louis XIV’s France by M. Martin and G.	0
Anglo-Swedish Commercial Connections and Diplomatic Relations in the Seventeenth Century	0
Warship 2020	0
Mao’s Army Goes to Sea: The island campaigns and the founding of China’s navy Mao’s Army Goes to Sea: The island campaigns and the founding of China’s navy , by T. Yoshi	0
Seán McGrail (1928–2021)	0
Chatham Historic Dockyard: World power to resurgence	0
Electric Arc Welding and the British Shipbuilding Industry, 1914–1960	0
Destroyer ‘Cossack’: Detailed in the original builders’ plans	0
Maritime Animals: Ships, species, stories Maritime Animals: Ships, species, stories by K. Nagai (ed.) The Pennsylvania State University Press, 2023, $60 (hb) 229 pages,	0
Ann Savours (1927–2022)	0
Mastermind of Dunkirk and D-Day: The vision of Admiral Sir Bertram Ramsay	0
Estudos de História da Náutica e das, Navegações de Alto-Mar	0
Capitalism and the Sea: The maritime factor in the making of the modern world; Shipping and Globalization in the Post-War Era: Contexts, companies, connections	0
Running the Gauntlet: Cargo liners under fire 1939–1945	0
David Malcolm Williams (1940–2021)	0
Distant but Close Observers: The officers of the Argentine navy and the First World War	0
The Overseas Trade of British America: A narrative history The Overseas Trade of British America: A narrative history by T. M. Truxes, Yale University Press, 2021, £30 (	0
To the Java Sea: Selections from the diary, reports, and letters of Henry E. Eccles, 1940–1942	0
The War Lords and the Gallipoli Disaster: How globalized trade led Britain to its worst defeat of the First World War	0
Under Five Flags: Miguirditch Gumuchdjian, an Armenian shipowner of Constantinople and London 1900–1932	0
The Sinking of the Blücher: The battle of the Drøback Narrows April 1940 The Sinking of the Blücher: The battle of the Drøback Narrows April 1940 by G. Haarr and J. Meli	0
Editorial	0
Mr John Frembly RN	0
The Baqqāra List: A biography of a Bahraini vessel in a letter seeking restitution for its plunder in 1818	0
Chasing the Bounty: The voyages of the ‘Pandora’ and ‘Matavy’ Chasing the Bounty: The voyages of the ‘Pandora’ and ‘Matavy’ , by D. A. Maxton (ed.), McFarland & Comp	0
The Route to European Hegemony: India’s intra-Asian trade in the early modern period (sixteenth to eighteenth centuries) The Route to European Hegemony: India’s intra-Asian trade in the	0
British Responses to the US Steam FrigateFulton the First	0
George Hogg (1935–2021)	0
Michael S. Moss (1947–2021)	0
Springboard to Victory: Great Yarmouth and the Royal Navy’s dominance in the North Sea and the Baltic during the French Wars 1793–1815	0
Some Considerations on the Causes of Mutiny Among Privateer Ships of the United Provinces of the Río de la Plata, 1815–1821	0
The Coastal Landscape of West Samos in the Seventh and Sixth Centuries BCE: Possible landing points and routes	0
Tsushima, Japan’s Trafalgar: The voyage of the condemned fleet to the Straits of Korea Tsushima, Japan’s Trafalgar: The voyage of the condemned fleet to the Straits of Korea	0
The Wreck of HMS Sceptre and the Danish warship Oldenborg in Table Bay on 5 November 1799	0
Daniel Albert Baugh 1931–2024	0

‘For the Betterment of the Industry’: The establishment and work of the White Fish Commission, 1936–1939	0
Mastering the Worst of Trades: England’s early Africa companies and their traders, 1618–1672 Mastering the Worst of Trades: England’s early Africa companies and their traders, 1618–1672	0
Warships After London: The end of the treaty era in the five major fleets, 1930–1936	0
Sacred to Cook’s Immortal Name … : The original context and meaning of an ‘engraved portrait’ of Captain Cook	0
Olympic, Titanic, Britannic: The anatomy and evolution of the Olympic class Olympic, Titanic, Britannic: The anatomy and evolution of the Olympic class by S. MillsBlooms	0
The Ship Asunder: A maritime history of Britain in eleven vessels	0
John Vernon Bartlett (1927–2021)	0
The Salt Roads: How fish made a culture The Salt Roads: How fish made a culture , by J. Goodlad, Birlinn, 2023, £17.99 (hb), £9.99 (pb) 272 pages ISBN 9781780278285	0
The British Way of War: Julian Corbett and the battle for a national strategy	0
How Carriers Fought	0
The Modern Cruiser: The evolution of the ships that fought the Second World War	0
The Leaving of Halifax: The abrupt recall of Admiral Sir William Parker in 1801	0
Stormflod 1825	0
Revisiting the Brigantine Problem: The origins and development of eighteenth-century two-masted square-rigged ship types	0
Robin Inglis 1942–2024	0
Prediction, Prophecy or Speculation? The consequences of geopolitical navel-gazing when predicting future maritime developments	0
Nautical Research and Artificial Intelligence	0
A. C. F. David (1924–2021)	0
The Wreck of the British Steamship Claverdale in the Russo-Japanese War 1904–1905	0
‘A Ticklish Craft’: Viewing Britain’s empire from inside a birch-bark canoe in the eighteenth century	0
The Russian Baltic Fleet in the Time of War and Revolution 1914–1918	0
A Deptford Ship for the House of Savoy? Uncovering the origin of the National Maritime Museum’s Ship Model SLR0436	0
Sovereign of the Seas 1637: A reconstruction of the most powerful warship of its day	0
Knight of the North Atlantic: Baron Siegfried von Forstner and the War Patrols of ‘U-402’, 1941–1943	0
British Submarines in the Cold War Era	0
The Ocean Class of the Second World War	0
Tribals, Battles and Darings: The genesis of the modern destroyer	0
‘Annoyed Every Inch of Their Passage’: Admiral Lord Keith’s counter-invasion campaign, May 1803–August 1805	0
The Purser–Pharmacist Mate in the American Merchant Marine in the Second World War	0
The Company Fortress: Military engineering and the Dutch East India Company in South Asia, 1638–1795	0
The U-Boat War: A global history, 1939–45 The U-Boat War: A global history, 1939–45 , by L. Paterson, Osprey Publishing, 2022, £25/$35 (hb), 366 pages, illustrations, bi	0
Editorial	0
The Corsairs of Saint-Malo: Network organization of a merchant elite under the Ancien Regime	0
One of Howard’s: The life and times of John Howard, Maldon shipwright 1849–1915 and a history of shipbuilding in Maldon	0
Global Ocean of Knowledge, 1660–1860: Globalization and maritime knowledge in the Atlantic world	0
A Cargo of Slaves? Demosthenes 34.10	0
Warship 2023 Warship 2023 by J. Jordan (ed.), Osprey Publishing, 2023, ￡45 (hb) 224 pages., illustrations, bibliography, isbn 9781472857132	0
An Account of the Natives of the Tonga Islands in the South Pacific Ocean	0
Breaking Seas, Broken Ships: People, shipwrecks and Britain 1854–2007	0
Warship Builders: An industrial history of naval shipbuilding, 1922–1945	0
Years of Endurance: Life aboard the battlecruiser ‘Tiger’ 1914–16	0
Nimitz at War: Command leadership from Pearl Harbor to Tokyo Bay	0
William Pratt of Greenwich (1717–95): Ship’s carpenter and painter	0
The Petrol Navy: British, American and other motor boats at war 1914–1920 The Petrol Navy: British, American and other motor boats at war 1914–1920 , by S. R. Dunn, Seaf	0
Keeping a Puffer Afloat: The story of a small steamship Keeping a Puffer Afloat: The story of a small steamship , by H. ClearyMatador, 2023, £9.99 (pb) 66 pages, illustr	0
The Liberty and the London: Fishing for guns, 1650–1665	0
The Myth of HMS Minden and ‘The Star-Spangled Banner’: Where did it originate?	0
Frederick Leyland: A re-assessment of his background	0
Lesley Marion Richmond (1956–2022)	0
Venetian Shipping: From the days of glory to decline, 1453–1571	0
Alexander (Sandy) Stephen (1927–2022)	0
British Warship Losses in the Age of Sail, 1649–1860 British Warship Losses in the Age of Sail, 1649–1860 by D. Hepper, Seaforth Publishing, 2023, £30 (hb)400 pages, ill	0
‘This Unfortunate Man’: Imperial German naval captain and lifelong pacifist Heinz Kraschutzki	0
Kendall’s Longitude	0
William Burrell: A collector’s life	0
Recruiting the Royal Naval Coast Volunteers in Britain and Ireland, 1854–6	0
John Lenthall: The life of a naval constructor	0
Taranto and Naval Air Warfare in the Mediterranean, 1940–1945	0
The Development of Crude Oil Tankers: A historical miscellany	0
Drieduizend jaar navigatie op de sterren: Mythevorming en geschiedenis	0
Coals and Cables: The remarkable career of MV Dame Caroline Haslett	0
Tim Severin (1940–2020)	0
Solving the Oneida Question: Anglo-American relations during a public outcry	0
Gallant Officers and Benevolent Men: Royal Navy officers, voluntarism and the launch of the Shipwrecked Mariners Society in the early Victorian era	0
The ‘Wager’: A tale of shipwreck, mutiny and murder The ‘Wager’: A tale of shipwreck, mutiny and murder by D. Grann, Simon & Schuster, 2023, £20 (hb), £10.99 (pb) xi	0
The Navy and Anglo-Scottish Union, 1603– 1707	0
Editorial	0
‘Where is the Ship Which From the Ceiling Hung?’ Ghost Ships: The ship models missing from Scotland’s churches	0
China’s Law of the Sea: The new rules of maritime order China’s Law of the Sea: The new rules of maritime order , by I. B. Kardon, Yale University Press, 2023, $40 (hb),	0
Foreign Jack Tars: The British Navy and transnational seafarers during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars Foreign Jack Tars: The British Navy and transnational seafarers during the R	0
Did Steam Make Shipping Safer? Evidence from the British Coastal Bulk Trades	0
Shipwrecked: A true civil war story of mutinies, jailbreaks, blockade-running, and the slave trade Shipwrecked: A true civil war story of mutinies, jailbreaks, blockade-running, and the	0
Päijänteellä: Jyväskylän Veneseura ja sen edeltäjät [At Lake Päijänne: Jyväskylä Boat Club and its predecessors]	0
The Punishment of Pirates: Interpretation and institutional order in the early modern British Empire The Punishment of Pirates: Interpretation and institutional order in the early moder	0
Patricia K. Crimmin (1933–2020)	0
T. A. & C. H. Walker: Shipbuilders, railway and civil engineering contractors; from Sudbrook to South America T. A. & C. H. Walker: Shipbuilders, railway and civil engineering c	0
Armada: The Spanish enterprise and England’s deliverance in 1588 Armada: The Spanish enterprise and England’s deliverance in 1588 , by C. Martin and G. Parker, Yale Univ	0
The Power and the Glory: Royal Navy Fleet Reviews from earliest times to 2005	0
A Scottish Blockade Runner in the American Civil War: Joannes Wyllie of the steamer ‘Ad-Vance’ A Scottish Blockade Runner in the American Civil War: Joannes Wyllie of the steamer ‘Ad-Va	0
The Wrecks of HM Frigates ‘Assurance’ (1753) and ‘Pomone’ (1811): Including the fascinating naval career of Rear-Admiral Sir Robert Barrie, KCB, KCH (1774–1841)	0
Adventurers: The improbable rise of the East India Company, 1550–1650 Adventurers: The improbable rise of the East India Company, 1550–1650 by D. HowarthYale University	0
Agamemnon’s Sailing Speeds and the Benefits of Coppering	0
Lame Captains and Left-handed Admirals: Amputee officers in Nelson’s navy Lame Captains and Left-handed Admirals: Amputee officers in Nelson’s navy by T. Michals, Univer	0
Pirate Enlightenment, or the Real Libertalia Pirate Enlightenment, or the Real Libertalia by D. Graeber, Allen Lane Publishing, 2023, £18.99 (hb) xxix +175 pages, illust	0
Looking for Longitude: A cultural history	0
French Warships in the Age of Steam 1859–1914: Design, construction and fates	0
Agamemnon , a Leaky Ship	0
Suppressing Piracy in the Early Eighteenth Century: Pirates, merchants and British imperial authority in the Atlantic and Indian Oceans	0
A Man for All Oceans: Captain Joshua Slocum and the first solo voyage around the world	0
Eight Weeks in the Bristol Channel, 1947	0
A Restoration Yacht’s Design Secrets Unveiled: An examination of a ship model with reference to the works of William Sutherland	0
The Letters of Commander John Corbett, 1855–1857	0
Admiral Sir Kenneth Eaton (1934–2022)	0
Rock Lighthouses of Britain and Ireland Rock Lighthouses of Britain and Ireland by C. NicholsonWhittles Publishing, 2023, £24.95 (pb) 320 pages, illustrations, photograp	0
Maritime Men of the Asia–Pacific: True-blue internationals navigating labour rights, 1906–2006 Maritime Men of the Asia–Pacific: True-blue internationals navigating labour rights, 1906–	0