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Daniel Robinson Papers
Miscellaneous papers, consisting primarily of deeds for land transactions in Portland and Cape Elizabeth, Me., involving Daniel Robinson and John Robinson, John Hobart, Henry Titcomb, William Seavey, David Westcott, and John Anderson, all of Portland, Me., as well as Aaron Melcher, of Falmouth, Me. Also includes a marine insurance policy on the ship Jewell for a trip to St. Petersburg, Russia, and several building agreements for structures on Union Street, in Portland.
A Concise History of Portland
Providing a rich experience for those touched by Portland, Maine, this dynamic resource includes stories and incendiary history of the city. An invaluable narrative history for both residents and vacationers alike, this resource explains the history in and around one of the best kept secrets on the East Coast. Portland was a commercial port of prominence in the United States until the great fire of 1866 reduced to ashes a city that rivaled New York City and Boston, as explained in this fast-paced documentation of the events that changed the history of a city.
The Sapphire Sea
Teeming with perilous, exotic locales and widespread examples of social injustice, this bold adventure follows one man's plight to seek his fortune while commenting on the widespread social and economic effects of the African gem trade. Plagued by a bitter divorce and an overbearing father, gem-expert Lonny Cushman flees to the lawless sapphire fields of Madagascar. Homesick and lonely, he dreams of the perfect stone that will fuel an independent career as a gem dealer back in New York and allow him to see his seven-year-old daughter. Finally unearthing the greatest sapphire discovered in the last hundred years, he finds that the power brokers of Diego Suarez want the stone for themselves, and now Lonny must call on all his ingenuity and cunning to escape with his life. Richly detailed and riddled with seedy complexities, this thrilling narrative offers readers a rare glimpse into the culture, the people, and the underbelly of Madagascar.
The Works of John Robinson
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