Katharine Jones Carter Books

Oceans

By Carter Katharine Jones., Katharine Jones Carter

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An introduction to the world's four largest bodies of salt water, the Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic, and Indian oceans.

Ships and seaports

By Katharine Jones Carter, Katherine Carter

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Briefly describes ships from the vessels used by American settlers to the efficient cargo vessels and floating hotels in use today, and discusses seaports and harbors.

Houses

By Katharine Jones Carter

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Briefly describes dwellings adapted to distinct climatic and physical conditions such as the igloo, sampan, wigwam, and the apartment house.

Oceans New True Books

By Katharine Jones Carter

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Ships and Seaports

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Willie Waddle

By Katharine Jones Carter

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