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there were more than 200 full-rigged ships at anchor in Melbourne harbor, yet owners of private clipper ships such as the George Marshall knew they could easily compete for outbound

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Page 1: there were more than 200 full-rigged ships at anchor in Melbourne harbor, yet owners of private clipper ships such as the George Marshall knew they could easily compete for outbound
Page 2: there were more than 200 full-rigged ships at anchor in Melbourne harbor, yet owners of private clipper ships such as the George Marshall knew they could easily compete for outbound
Page 3: there were more than 200 full-rigged ships at anchor in Melbourne harbor, yet owners of private clipper ships such as the George Marshall knew they could easily compete for outbound
Page 4: there were more than 200 full-rigged ships at anchor in Melbourne harbor, yet owners of private clipper ships such as the George Marshall knew they could easily compete for outbound
Page 5: there were more than 200 full-rigged ships at anchor in Melbourne harbor, yet owners of private clipper ships such as the George Marshall knew they could easily compete for outbound
Page 6: there were more than 200 full-rigged ships at anchor in Melbourne harbor, yet owners of private clipper ships such as the George Marshall knew they could easily compete for outbound
Page 7: there were more than 200 full-rigged ships at anchor in Melbourne harbor, yet owners of private clipper ships such as the George Marshall knew they could easily compete for outbound
Page 8: there were more than 200 full-rigged ships at anchor in Melbourne harbor, yet owners of private clipper ships such as the George Marshall knew they could easily compete for outbound
Page 9: there were more than 200 full-rigged ships at anchor in Melbourne harbor, yet owners of private clipper ships such as the George Marshall knew they could easily compete for outbound
Page 10: there were more than 200 full-rigged ships at anchor in Melbourne harbor, yet owners of private clipper ships such as the George Marshall knew they could easily compete for outbound
Page 11: there were more than 200 full-rigged ships at anchor in Melbourne harbor, yet owners of private clipper ships such as the George Marshall knew they could easily compete for outbound
Page 12: there were more than 200 full-rigged ships at anchor in Melbourne harbor, yet owners of private clipper ships such as the George Marshall knew they could easily compete for outbound
Page 13: there were more than 200 full-rigged ships at anchor in Melbourne harbor, yet owners of private clipper ships such as the George Marshall knew they could easily compete for outbound
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