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Captain William Matson (1849-1917) : from handy boy to shipowner.

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Main Author:	Cushing, John E.
Corporate Author:	Newcomen Society in North America
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York : Newcomen Society in North America, 1951.
Series:	Newcomen address ; no. 249.
Subjects:	Matson, William, > 1849-1917. Matson Navigation Company.

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Call Number:	HF91 .N48 no.243-260,262,264-266
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