External Links
- Clipper Ship Stag Hound of Boston, construction and design, from "Monthly Nautical Magazine and Quarterly Review"
- Stag Hound, The Maritime History Virtual Archives
- The New Clipper Ship Stag Hound, "Boston Daily Atlas", Dec. 21, 1850
- The Clipper-Ship Stag Hound of Boston, "Boston Daily Atlas", Jan. 26, 1852
- Stag Hound, "Boston Daily Atlas", Feb. 3, 1852, rescue of captain and crew of the Russian brig La Sylphide
- Letter from crew member of Stag Hound, "Boston Daily Atlas", Aug. 16, 1852
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