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BibliographyAs provocative, important, and ignored an essay as theAmerican Historical Review has ever published.OLIVER , PETER . "Travel by Water, to, from, between and withinthe United States in 1800," American Neptune, III (October,1943), 292-313.On e or two facts for us.PHILLIPS, JAME S DUNCAN . "Salem Ocean-borne Commerce fromthe Close of the Revolution to the Establishment of the Constitution,1783—1789," Essex Institute Historical Collections,LXX V (April, 1939), i35~5 8 ; (J ul y> J 939)> 2 49~74; (October,i939)> 358-81; LXXV I (January, 1940), 68-88.Contains a few statistics on entries from Russia.-. "The Salem Shipbuilding Industry before 1812," AmericanNeptune, II (October, 1942), 278A note or so on imports from Russia.. "Salem Opens American Trade with Russia," Ne w EnglandQuarterly, XIV (December, 194O, 685-89.Best source in print on the opening of trade with Russia,but it is by no means definitive.REINOEHL ,JOH N H . "Post-Embargo Trade and Merchant Prosperity:Experience of the Crowninshield Family, 1809—1812/'Mississippi Valley Historical Review, XLII (September, 1955),229-49.Digest of Reinoehl's Ph.D . dissertation mentioned elsewherein this bibliography.RUPPENTHAL,ROLAND. "Denmark and the Continental System,"Journal of Modern History, X V (March, 1943), 7-23.Best source in an American publication on the subject.RYAN , A . N . 'Th e Defense of British Trade with the Baltic,1808-1812," English Historical Review, LXXI V (July, 1959),443-66.308
BibliographyA n indispensable account of the British navy's operations inthe Baltic under Admiral Saumarez.WEEDEN, WILLIAM B. "Early Oriental Commerce in Providence,"Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, Set. 3,I (October, 1908), 236-78.On e or two facts for us.309
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