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Life on a Victorian Steamship
March 31, 1997Heinemann Educational Books - Library Division24 pagesNo grades yet
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In June 1819, the Savannah became the first steam-powered boat to cross the Atlantic. During Queen Victoria's reign, steam gradually took over from sail. This book describes what life was like for the captain and crew of a Victorian steamship.
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