Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Dedication
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- Acknowledgments
- List of Abbreviations
- Introduction
- 1 To Swear Like a Sailor
- 2 The Language of Jack Tar
- 3 The Logbook of Memory
- 4 Spinning Yarns
- 5 Songs of the Sailorman
- 6 The Pirates Own Book
- 7 Tar-Stained Images
- Epilogue: The Sea Chest
- Appendix: A Note on Logbooks and Journals Kept at Sea
- Notes
- Bibliography of Primary Sources
- Index
- References
Bibliography of Primary Sources
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 February 2016
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Dedication
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- Acknowledgments
- List of Abbreviations
- Introduction
- 1 To Swear Like a Sailor
- 2 The Language of Jack Tar
- 3 The Logbook of Memory
- 4 Spinning Yarns
- 5 Songs of the Sailorman
- 6 The Pirates Own Book
- 7 Tar-Stained Images
- Epilogue: The Sea Chest
- Appendix: A Note on Logbooks and Journals Kept at Sea
- Notes
- Bibliography of Primary Sources
- Index
- References
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- To Swear like a SailorMaritime Culture in America, 1750–1850, pp. 345 - 374Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2016
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Action, kept by Enos Field, 1813, Field-Howe Papers, Ms N-1220, MHS.
Addison, kept by Moses Smith, 1834–37, PPL.
Adventure, kept by Francis Boardman, 1776, Log 1774A, PEM.
Africa, kept by Samuel Tillinghast, 1750, Vault A #36B, Shelf 24, NHS.
Agnes, kept by William Brown, 1808, Log 1808A, PEM.
Albion, 1829–30, PPL.
Alert, kept by Edward H. Faucon, 1833–34, Faucon Ms, MHS.
Alert, 1836, Dana Family Papers, I, Box 389, MHS.
Alexander Coffin, kept by Daniel Jenkins, 1832–35, PPL.
Alexander Coffin, kept by A. B. Mahew, 1849–50, PPL.
Alfred, 1812, Log 1812A3, PEM.
Amelia, kept by D. C. Powers, 1849–50, Log 510, Mystic.
America, kept by James Cheever, 1812–13, Log 1812 A2, PEM.
America, 1824–25, Log 1824A, PEM.
Angler, 1809–10, Log 1809A, PEM.
Ann, 1776, Log 177A, PEM.
Ann, kept by Ebenezer H. Mix, 1817–18, Msc. Stack, CHS.
Ann and Hope, kept by Daniel Arnold, 1798–1800, Ms 828, RIHS.
Ann and Hope, kept by Benjamin Carter, 1798–99, Ms 828, RIHS.
Ann and Hope, kept by Benjamin Carter, 1799–1800, Ms 828, RIHS.
Ann and Hope, kept by Benjamin Carter, 1800, Ms 828, RIHS.
Ann Parry, kept by Ezra Goodnough and John Joplin, 1845–48, Log 656 1845A, PEM.
Apollo, kept by John Upton, 1819–20, Log 936, PEM.
Arab, kept by Ephraim Harding, 1842–45, ODHS Log 435A, NBWM.
Arab, kept by Samuel W. Chase, 1842–45, Ser. 1, Vol 1, Maritime Records, Coll. 949, MeHS.
Arabella, 1830–31, PPL.
Atahalpa, kept by Ralph Haskins, 1800–03, Western American Collection, Beinecke.
Atlantic, kept by Theodore Lewis, 1835–37, Log 822, Mystic.
Atlas, 1813, MHS.
Averich Heishen, kept by George De Wolf, 1839, ODHS Log 638, NBWM.
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Barbarita, kept by Joseph P. Clifford, 1830, PPL.
Belvidere, kept by Jared Gardner, 1849, AAS.
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Bengal, 1832–35, Log 1832B B10, PEM.
Bengal, kept by Ira A. Pollard, 1832–35, PPL.
Betsy, kept by John Palmer, 1785–86, Folder 17, Vol. 10, John Palmer Papers, Coll. 53, Mystic.
Betsy, kept by Thomas Cutts, 1787–98, Ms N-1077 (Tall), MHS.
Betty, kept by Lot Stetson, 1772, Ms S-801, MHS.
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Buckskin, 1812, Log 1812B BJ, PEM.
Catherine, kept by Ebenezer William Sage, 1809, Ebenezer William Sage Papers, Ms N-856, MHS.
Catherine, kept by William E. Leeds, 1843–44, Log 940, Mystic.
Cavalier, kept by William H. Wilson, 1848–50, Log 18, Mystic.
Ceres, 1783, Thomas Nicolson Navigation and Logbooks, 1766–1813, Folder 5, Ms N-590, MHS.
Chalcedon, kept by Edward H. Faucon, 1831–33, Faucon Ms, MHS.
Charles, kept by William Bedlow, 1759, BV Bedlow, Ms 877, N-YHS.
Charles Phelps, kept by Silas Fitch, 1842–44, Log 142, Mystic.
Charles W. Morgan, kept by James C. Osborn, 1841–45, Log 143, Mystic.
Charlotte, 1847–48, Coll. 238, Vol. 22, Mystic.
Charming Nancy, 1775–76, NYH-S.
Chesapeake, kept by Alexander S. Wadsworth, 1811, Maritime Records, Coll. 949, MeHS.
Chilo, kept by G. I. Day, 1846–47, Log 1846C, PEM.
China, 1832–35, ODHS Log 880A, NBWM.
China, 1837–38, ODHS Log 880B, NBWM.
Cicero, kept by Ebenezer Nye, 1827, Log 429, Mystic.
Commodore Perry, 1821–22, Log 22, Mystic.
Commodore Perry, 1822–23, Log 22, Mystic.
Commodore Perry, 1823, Log 22, Mystic.
Concord, kept by Nathaniel Appleton, 1799–1802, Log 1799C, PEM.
Condor, 1839–41, ODHS Log 445, NBWM.
Congress, 1815, kept by William White, Log 930, PEM.
Congress, 1815, kept by Jacob Crowinshield, Log 929, PEM.
Constitution, kept by Lucius M. Mason, 1844, Logbook 128, MM.
Constitution, kept by Alexander S. Wadsworth, 1811, Maritime Records, Coll. 949, MeHS.
Count D'Estainge, 1783–84, Folder 16, Vol. 6, John Palmer Papers, Coll. 53, Mystic.
Delphi, 1840–43, Log 947, Mystic.
Dispatch Packet, kept by Edward Norris, 1820–21, typescript, Norris Ms, MHS.
Dolly, kept by Sam Winchester, 1809–10, Ms 917, MdHS.
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Duke of Cumberland, 1758–59, MHS.
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Edmund, 1780–81, N-YHS.
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Effort, 1827–28, Log 241, PEM.
Eliza, kept by Eleazer Elderkin, 1796–98, CHS.
Eliza Adams, kept by Ephraim Harding, 1846–48, ODHS Log 435B, NBWM.
Eliza Haily, kept by James Babcock, 1809, CHS.
Elizabeth, 1769–74, MM.
Elizabeth, 1782, Log 1782E2 B2, PEM.
Emiline, kept by Washington Fosdick, 1843–44, ODHS Log 147, NBWM.
Equality, kept by Louis Brantz, 1793–94, series 8D, Reel #31, Peter Force Collection, LC.
Equator, 1839–41, ODHS Log 211, NBWM.
Essex, 1809–11, microfilm, Baury Ms, MHS.
Euphrates, 1842–46, ODHS Log 864, NBWM.
Exchange, 1764, Logbook 283, MM.
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Fenwick, kept by Francis A. Burnham, 1822, Barker-Edes-Noyes Papers, Ms N-1800, MHS.
Flying Fish, kept by Richard Gatewood, 1815, Logbook 097, MM.
Franklin, 1821–24, Series 8D, Reel 87, Peter Force Collection, LC.
General Hancock, [1778], Hoadley Coll. Box 19, 34162, CHS.
General Wolfe, 1767–69, Log 1767 L, PEM.
George, kept by Josiah Bartlet Peel, 1821, Log 154, PEM.
Georgia, kept by Grovnor Gates, 1832–33, Log 1022, Mystic.
George Washington, kept by William Henry Allen, 1800, Huntington.
Gloucester, 1782–83, Log 1782 G2, PEM.
Grand Turk, 1792–93, Log 1788W, PEM.
Grand Turk, kept by Holton J. Breed, 1813–14, Log 924, PEM.
Halcyon, kept by William George Bailey, 1843–48, Log 988, Mystic.
Hannah and Elizabeth, kept by Robert Emery, 1798–99, Logbook 024, MM.
Hannibal, kept by Nathaniel Sexton Morgan, 1849–50, Log 862, Mystic.
Hawke, kept by Thomas Nicolson, 1778, Thomas Nicolson Navigation and Logbooks, 1766–1813, Folder 3, Ms N-590, MHS.
Hecla, 1841–44, Log 934, Mystic.
Henrietta, 1811, kept by Enos Field, 1813, Field-Howe Papers, Ms N-1220, MHS.
Henry Eubank, 1834, Log 688, Mystic.
Herald, kept by Thomas Delano, 1817–18, PPL.
Herald, kept by Thomas Delano, April 15–June 30, 1819, PPL.
Herald, kept by Thomas Delano, September 1–October 18, 1819, PPL.
Herald, 1828–29, PPL.
Hind, kept by Francis Boardman, 1784, Log 1774A, PEM.
Hippomenes, 1825, Ms 2846, BV Wilson, George, N-YHS.
Hornet, kept by Horatio Nelson Cady, 1825–26, Cady Ms, LC.
Hull, kept by Augustus Hamblet, 1838–39, Log 656, PEM.
Hunter, kept by John Child, 1810–15, MHS.
Industry, kept by William Bedlow, 1769, BV Bedlow, Ms 877, N-YHS.
Industry, 1766–67, Vault A #34, Shelf 24, NHS.
Israel, 1841–42, Log 90, Mystic.
Jamestown, kept by Henry Knox Thatcher, 1851–52, Folder 2, Box 1, Henry Knox Thatcher Papers, Ms 795, John Hay Library, Brown University.
John, kept by David Chever, 1812–13, Log 1812J B5, PEM.
John Adams, 1802–03, Log 227, Mystic.
John and William, 1751, Folder 1, Box 25, Ms 605, Stuyvesant-Rutherfurd Papers, N-YHS.
John G. Coster, kept by Thomas W. Abbott, 1845–46, MHS.
Joseph Starbuck, kept by Sanford Wilber, 1838–42, Log 228, NHA.
Juno, 1766, PPL.
Kingston, kept by Thomas Nicolson, 1784, Thomas Nicolson Navigation and Logbooks, 1766–1813, Ms. N-590, MHS.
La Plata, 1848–50, Log 1847 W3 B15, PEM.
Laurel, kept by Francis A. Burnham, 1817, Barker-Edes-Noyes Papers, Ms N-1800, MHS.
Liberty, 1774–76, MHS.
Lilly, kept by Thomas Cottrell, 1784–95, Vault A, #1448, Shelf 28, NHS.
Lilly, 1812, Ser. 1, Vol. 33, Maritime Records, Coll. 949, MeHS.
Little Rebecca, kept by John Palmer, 1779, Folder 14, Vol. 6, John Palmer Papers, Coll. 53, Mystic.
Lively, 1783–84, Log 1782 G2, PEM.
Logan, kept by Thomas Handsayd Cabot, 1834, microfilm roll 118, Vol. 1, Lee Family Papers, MHS.
Lotos, kept by Thomas Wilson Ross, 1832, Log 1832 L4, PEM.
Manufacturer, kept by John Taber, 1756, ODHS 0509 279, NBWM.
Martha, 1836–38, PPL.
Martha, kept by John D. Taber, 1838–41, PPL.
Mary, 1820–21, Log 22, Mystic.
Massachusetts, 1777, AAS.
Matsey, kept by Nath. K. Helme, 1793, Vault A, #38, Shelf 24, NHS.
Mayflower, kept by Roland Swain, 1827–30, PPL.
Mercury, 1800, Log 835, Mystic.
Merrimack, kept by Joseph Brown, 1799, Log 1799M, PEM.
Minerva, kept by Nicholas Pocock, 1776, MM.
Morrison, kept by J. Wiley, 1838, Log 992, Mystic.
Nancy, 1785–86, PPL.
Nancy, kept by Seth Barlow, 1811, ODHS Log 196, NBWM.
Nelle, kept by Peter Pease, 1769, ODHS Log 458A, NBWM.
Neva, 1818–20, Log 1818 N2, PEM.
New Jersey, kept by John M. Whitall, 1827–28, Mystic.
Niger, 1844–47, kept by John Perry, PPL.
Nonesuch, 1812, Series 8D, Reel 49, Peter Force Collection, LC.
Norwich, 1754–56, MM.
Nuestra Senora de Pezla, kept by Enos Field, 1816, Field-Howe Papers, Ms N-1220, MHS.
Ohio, kept by Hugh Calhoun, 1847–48, MHS.
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Olive Branch, kept by Holton J. Breed, 1806, Log 1804P3, PEM.
Ontario, [kept by Murray Mason], 1824–25, Naval History Society Collection, Logbooks, Ontario, Ms 439, N-YHS.
Otter, kept by Samuel Fergerson, 1809–11, Western American Collection, Beinecke.
Palestine, kept by Larkin Turner, 1832, Vol. 14, Larkin Turner Papers, Mystic.
Palestine, 1839–41, Log 1839P2 O5 PEM.
Patty, kept by John M. Stillman, 1802, AAS.
Paulina, 1834–36, ser., 1, Vol. 26, Maritime Records, Coll. 949, MeHS.
Peacock, kept by Thomas J. Harris, 1824–27, LC.
Perseverance, 1800–01, Log 1800P, PEM.
Phenix, 1818–1819, Log 143, PEM.
Pilgrim, kept by Josiah Bartlett, 1781–82, microfilm, Bartlett Ms, MHS.
Pilgrim, kept by Edward H. Faucon, 1834–35, Faucon Ms, MHS.
Pliant, kept by Edward H. Faucon, 1829–31, Faucon Ms, MHS.
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President, 1811, Ser. 1, Vol. 19, Maritime Records, Coll. 949, MeHS.
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Ranger, 1794, Marblehead Historical Society.
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Revenge, kept by John Palmer, 1778, Folder 13, Vol. 6, John Palmer Papers, Coll. 53, Mystic.
Reward, 1807–08, Log 1807R, PEM.
Rialto, kept by George Denham, 1849, Log 1849, Mystic.
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Russell, 1820–22, PPL.
Sabina, kept by Henry Green, 1849–50, Log 754, Mystic.
Sally, 1792, Vault A, #28, Shelf 4, NHS.
Sandwich, kept by Micajah Coffin, 1762–63, PPL.
Santiago, 1846, Coll. 238, Vol. 21, William Goddard Papers, Mystic.
Saratoga, 1813, Vault A #1917 Shelf 28, NHS.
Serapis, kept by Beaumont Groube, 1779–80, in John S. Barnes, The Logs of the Serapis, Alliance, Ariel, under the Command of John Paul Jones, 1779–1780 … (New York: Navy History Society by DeVinne Press, 1911).
Shark, kept by A. A. Adee, 1826–27, Vault A #1337 Shelf 28, NHS.
Sharon, 1841–45, Abstract from a Journal Kept Aboard of the Ship Sharon … (Providence, RI: Paul C. Nicholson, 1953).
Sheffield, 1849–50, Log 351, Mystic.
Splendid, kept by William W. Gifford, ODHS Log 469, NBWM.
Squirrel, kept by Peter Pease, 1769, ODHS Log 458B, NBWM.
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Stonington, kept by G. W. Hamley, 1843–45, Log 335, Mystic.
Stonington, kept by Alanson Fiournier, 1846–47, Log 335, Mystic.
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Tuscaloosa, kept by George DeWolfe, 1840–44, ODHS Log 640, NBWM.
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Vancouver, kept by Ebenezer Clinton, Western American Collection, Beinecke.
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Vincennes, kept by Peter Myers, 1828–29, Log 630, Mystic.
Vincennes, 1833–39, PEM.
Vincennes, kept by James Alden, 1838–42, LC.
Vincennes, kept by Joseph G. Clark, 1838–42, LC.
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Weymouth, 1823, Log 507, Mystic.
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Dana Legal Papers, AAS.
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Naval Records Collection, RG 45, NA.
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