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2014 vinyl LP pressing. While ecological unease worries at the edges of Steve Gunn's bold full-band album 'Way Out Weather'-the breathing sea of the billowing title track, the bad wind and moon over "Wildwood," the polluted pyramid and blue bins in "Shadow Bros," the desert heat sickness of "Atmosphere"-the resonance of the title is primarily metaphorical and oblique. Written largely while on tour, the record is an elliptical but seductive travelogue, more engaged with navigating foreign ("way o

CONTENTS Childhood, 1811-1824 School Days in Hartford, 1824-1832 Cincinnati, 1832-1836 Early Married Life, 1836-1840 Poverty and Sickness, 1840-1850 Removal to Brunswick, 1850-1852 Uncle Tom's Cabin, 1852 First Trip to Europe, 1853 Sunny Memories, 1853 From over the Sea, 1853 Home Again, 1853-1856 Dred, 1856 Old Scenes Revisited, 1856 The Minister's Wooing, 1857-1859 The Third Trip to Europe, 1859 The Civil War, 1860-1865 Florida, 1865-1869 Oldtown Folks, 1869 The Byron Controversy, 1869-1870 George Eliot Closing Scenes, 1870-1889

From deep sea diver to ships's captain, lighthouse keeper and rescuer, women fill virtually every job of the Great Lakes maritime trade- both past and present. This book relates many untold stories of these remarkable women and their impact on the Great Lakes and sailors lives. Storms, fogs, sickness, rescue-these valiant and sometime heroic women saw and did it all-many times better than their male counterparts who were alongside. In this book you will relive the history and stories of these truly remarkable women. The women featured should be an inspiration to all of us who treasure Great Lakes history.