The survivor's tale: nineteenth century American shipwreck narratives

Incidents of a whaling voyage / by A.C.C. Thompson.

A

journal of the shipwreck and suffering of Daniel Foss / by Daniel Foss.

Narrative of the loss of the whaling brig William and Joseph / by Elisha Dexter.

Loss of the Essex, destroyed by a whale / by R.B. Forbes.

The

touching and melancholy narrative of the shipwrecked female sailor / by Marion Moore.

The

narrative of the shipwreck and unparalled sufferings of Sarah Allen / by Sarah Allen.

The

melancholy shipwreck and remarkable instance if the interpositioin of Divine Providence / by Mrs. Matthews.

Narrative of the shipwreck and sufferings of Miss Anne Saunders / by Ann Saunders.

Wrecked off Patagonia, a personal experience / byFlora Foster.

An

interesting narrative of the loss of the ship Milo of Newburyport / by Samuel Swett.

Some particulars of the melancholy shipwreck of the Margaret / by William Fairfield.

Distressing narrative of the loss of the ship Margaret / by Henry Larcom.

My father's shipwreck / by Fanny Larcom Abbott.

An

account of the loss of the American clipper ship Tontine / by John Bolton.

An

account of the (American) ship Omartal by one of her crew / by John Bolton.

Narrative of the shipwreck of George Fracker and t he loss of the ship Jane / by George Fracker.

Wreck of t he ship Humboldt / by William Powars.