Whaling in Maine
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The History Press, 2020.
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APA Citation, 7th Edition (style guide)

Charles H. Lagerbom., & Charles H. Lagerbom|AUTHOR. (2020). Whaling in Maine . The History Press.

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Charles H. Lagerbom and Charles H. Lagerbom|AUTHOR. 2020. Whaling in Maine. The History Press.

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Charles H. Lagerbom and Charles H. Lagerbom|AUTHOR. Whaling in Maine The History Press, 2020.

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Charles H. Lagerbom, and Charles H. Lagerbom|AUTHOR. Whaling in Maine The History Press, 2020.

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