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Daniel Vickers (1952–2017)

Author of Farmers & Fishermen

6+ Works 160 Members

About the Author

Includes the name: Daniel F. Vickers

Works by Daniel Vickers

Farmers & Fishermen (1994) 64 copies

A Companion to Colonial America (2003) 47 copies

Young Men and the Sea: Yankee Seafarers in the Age of Sail (2005) 46 copies

Beyond Jack Tar 1 copy

"The First Whalemen of Nantucket," 1 copy

Maritime Labor in Colonial Massachusetts: A Case Study of the Essex County Cod Fishery and the Whaling Industry of Nantucket 1 copy

Associated Works

Work and Labor in Early America (1988) — Contributor — 63 copies

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Common Knowledge

Legal name: Vickers, Daniel Frederick
Birthdate: 1952
Date of death: 2017-02-06
Gender: male
Education: Princeton University (PhD|1981)

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Books in the Bibliography of Contested Continent by Peter Mancall (1)

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AHA Prize in American History

Farmers & Fishermen (1995)

Louis Gottschalk Prize

Farmers & Fishermen (Winner – 1995)

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Works: 6
Also by: 1
Members: 160
Popularity: #131,701
Rating: ½ 3.6

ISBNs: 14

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