Log-Book

The Log-Book of a Fisherman and Zoologist by Frank Buckland 1891 makes for an interesting read.

Archive 2010-02-01 tellurian 2010

Recounts details of trip in "Extracts from a Lady’s Log-Book."

Maria Jane Jewsbury Chronology 2008

The Log-Book of a Fisherman and Zoologist by Frank Buckland 1891 makes for an interesting read.

Curiosities tellurian 2010

Bradford in his so-called _Log-Book_ gives us this description of such lack of observance of the day:

Woman's Life in Colonial Days Carl Holliday

Bradford says in his now famous _Log-Book_, in his picturesque and forcible English, "the grim and grizzled face of starvation stared" at them.

Home Life in Colonial Days Alice Morse Earle 1881

Among those which are best known are the 'Curiosities of Natural History' (1857-72); the 'Log-Book of a

Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern — Volume 6 Lucia Isabella Gilbert Runkle 1864

There were essays on various subjects; a large bundle of maxims, bonmots and pithy sayings; a book of tabletalk; "The Log-Book of a Lady's Whims during One Month of her Earthly Voyage;" a great number of sonnets, epigrams, songs and poems, amorous, didactic, and satirical; a curious work called "The Rise and Progress of a Politician," another entitled "The Universal Vanities of Men," and a

Alamance; Or, the Great and Final Experiment viii, 9-151, [1] p. 1847

Jewsbury's "Lines Written after Reading Sir Edward Seaward's Narrative" appeared as follows in the December 1, 1832 issue of the Athenaeum just before the first installment of her "Extracts from a Lady's Log-Book."

Lines Written After Reading Sir Edward Seaward's Narrative By Mrs. Fletcher (Late Miss Jewsbury.) 1833

Jewsbury’s sense of humor, supported by a zest for adventure, is demonstrated by her "Extracts from a Lady's Log-Book," which complements The Oceanides by describing in detail the material realities of her passage to India in 1832.

Introduction 1833

Maria Jane Jewsbury, "Extracts from a Lady's Log-Book," Athenaeum 1 Dec. 1832: 777-778.

Extracts from a Lady's Log-Book, 1832