Steamboats On The Volga River - References

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• Bartlett, George H., “To Samara from Moscow, via Nizhni and the River Volga”, The Harvester world, Volumes 2-3, (published by International Harvester Co.) (1910), at page 22. (accessed 07-04-11). (describes a trip by steamboat by a salesman for International Harvester Co. on the Volga river in 1910.)
• Ellis, William T., “Voyaging on the Volga Amid War and Revolution”, National Geographic Magazine, Volume 33 (1918), page 245. (accessed 07-04-11)
• Gardiner, Robert; Greenway, Ambrose (1994). The golden age of shipping: the classic merchant ship, 1900–1960. Conway Maritime. ISBN 0-85177-567-5.
• Graebner, Walter, “1000 Miles up the Volga, Life magazine, September 7, 1942, at page 2 (accessed 07-04-11) (describes journey on Volga River during World War II).
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• United States Dept. of Commerce, Special Consular Reports, Vol 13, Issue 1, page 394 (accessed 07-04-11) (summarizes steamboat, routes, and fares on the Volga River and tributaries as of 1895)
• This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press.
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