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Deer Isle’s Undefeated America’s Cup Crews

Deer Isle’s Undefeated America’s Cup Crews

 

Humble Heroes From a Downeast Island

By Mark J. Gabrielson

Published by The History Press 176 pages paperback $19.99

Young readers may not realize that there was a time when the America’s Cup actually was a “friendly competition between nations” in which every member of a yacht’s crew was actually a citizen of the nation represented by that yacht. Furthermore, before the turn of the 20th Century two of these “All American” crews hailed from an island in Maine’s Penobscot Bay. 

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On My Feet Again

On My Feet Again

My Journey Out of the Wheelchair Using Neurotechnology

By Jennifer French

Published by Neurotech Press 155 pages paperback $19.95

Jennifer French won the US Disabled Sailing...

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The Sinking of the Bounty

The Sinking of the Bounty

The following excerpt is from Chapter 7 of The Sinking of the Bounty: The True Story of a Tragic Shipwreck and its Aftermath, by Matthew Shaer. The Sinking of the Bount...

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Mystic Seafarer’s Trail

Mystic Seafarer’s Trail

By Lisa Saunders 123 pages paperback

Shortly after she and her husband Jim moved to Mystic, CT, Lisa Saunders was inspired to create the “Mystic Seafarer’s Trail,”...

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All Standing

All Standing

 

The Remarkable Story

of the Jeanie Johnston,

the Legendary Irish

Famine Ship

By Kathryn Miles

Published by Free Press 239 pages hardcover $26

More than one million people die...

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