>>> Item number 183, dated 93/10/01 07:52:50 -- ALL

Date:         Fri, 1 Oct 1993 07:52:50 CDT
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Subject:      Steamboats

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I am wondering if anyone has any references on steamboats on the southern rivers (other than Steamboatin' on the Cumberland) Stuart Bonnington
Austin Peay State U

>>> Item number 184, dated 93/10/01 15:59:07 -- ALL

Date:         Fri, 1 Oct 1993 15:59:07 CDT
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Subject:      Re: Steamboats

<<<
I am wondering if anyone has any references on steamboats on the southern rivers (other than Steamboatin' on the Cumberland) Stuart Bonnington
Austin Peay State U
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Mark Twain lives!

Robert Jacobs
Central Washington University
JACOBSR@CWU.BITNET

>>> Item number 186, dated 93/10/01 19:35:02 -- ALL

Date:         Fri, 1 Oct 1993 19:35:02 CDT
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Subject:      Re: Steamboats

Stuart, you might want to read John G. Burke, "Bursting Boilers and Federal Power," TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE, 71 (1966): 21 - ? Its all about the problems of steamboiler explosions on, mostly, southern rivers in the mid-ninteenth century. You might also want to read parts of Elizabeth Monroe's SPANNING THE COMMERCE CLAUSE, which deals with the Wheeling Bridge Case, but has a lot about steamboating (the boats had to go under the bridges). Good luck. Kermit L. Hall

In Message Fri, 1 Oct 1993 07:52:50 CDT, cfcrw%ecnuxa.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu writes:

>H-South U.S. Southern History discussion list > <H-SOUTH@UICVM.BITNET> >
> I am wondering if anyone has any references on steamboats on the southern > rivers (other than Steamboatin' on the Cumberland) > Stuart Bonnington
> Austin Peay State U
Kermit L. Hall AS_KLH@vax1.utulsa.edu

>>> Item number 187, dated 93/10/03 16:08:09 -- ALL

Date:         Sun, 3 Oct 1993 16:08:09 CDT
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Subject:      Re: Steamboats

From: Michael Landon <HSLANDON@UMSVM.BITNET>

We have a professor here at the Univ. of MS History Dept., Harry P. Owens, who has written extensively on the subject of steamboats on rivers in the South including the Mississippi. Phone 601-232-7148. Owens' e-mail address is HSOWENS@UMSVM.bitnet. He is new to e-mail, however.

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Date:         Sun, 3 Oct 1993 16:20:48 CDT
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Subject:      Re: Steamboats

There's an older book by George Rogers Taylor, The Transportation Revolution, concerned with antebellum economic development that you might want to consider. Norm Silber
Hofstra Law lawnis@vaxa.hofstra.edu