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Enterprising Women and Shipping in the Nineteenth Century
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Introduction
The Legal, Financial and Cultural Environment
Maritime Communities
Five Investor Ports
Shipowning Wives, Widows and Spinsters
Active and Passive Female Shipowners
Managing Owners
Port Businesswomen
Warship Builders
Merchant Shipbuilders
Conclusion: 'A Respectable and Desirable Thing'

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A thoroughly researched, thoughtful and stimulating analysis of an important theme in maritime history. It fill significant gaps in the historiography of maritime women and enhances our understanding of the role of women in the maritime world during this period.
*NORTHERN MARINER*

[A] fabulously detailed and meticulously researched book [which] will be of interest to researchers of business, maritime or gender history and to the general reader who is interested to learn the unexpected about our country's trading heyday.
*WOMEN'S HISTORY MAGAZINE*

This well researched book [...] goes far to demonstrate that in the maritime field of entrepreneurship was not the sole prerogative of men. Doe's study encompasses much and will be indispensable reading for historians with interests of many kinds.
*INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MARITIME HISTORY*

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