Shipwrecks of Newfoundland and Labrador (1987)

by Frank Galgay, Michael McCarthy

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Volume V is the most recent addition to the series of Shipwrecks of Newfoundland and Labrador by Frank Galgay and Mike McCarthy.

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1987

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George Barbour

George Clarke of the SS Southern Cross

Ulrich Graf

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Newfoundland, Canada

Labrador, Canada

Bell Island, Newfoundland, Canada

Cape Race, Newfoundland, Canada

Portugal Cove, Newfoundland, Canada

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Important events

Sinking of the SS Caribou (1942-10)

Sinking of the SS Southern Cross (1914)

Greenland Sealing Disaster

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DEDICATED
TO
CAPTAIN WILLIAM JACKMAN
Born at Renews, Newfoundland, May 20, 1837
Died February 25, 1877

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Foreword [by Captain Michael D. McDonald]
SHIPWRECKS OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR is book that tells the story of some of the terrible sea disasters, that are so much a part and parcel of our history.

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There are five volumes of the "Shipwrecks of Newfoundland and Labrador" series, many of which have been combined in LibraryThing's database as if they were collectively one book. They are all separate volumes and should be indexed separately by volume number. Note that the first volume in the series was not given a volume number.

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