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Steerage is a term for the
lowest category of p****enger
accommodation in a ship. In the
nineteenth and
early twentieth century,
considerable numbers of...
- The
Steerage is a
black and
white photograph taken by
Alfred Stieglitz in 1907. It has been
hailed by some
critics as one of the
greatest photographs of...
- Look up
steerage in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Steerage is a
lower deck of a ship
Steerage may also
refer to: Steering#Watercraft, the act of steering...
- The
Steerage Act of 1819, also
called the
Manifest of
Immigrants Act, was an Act p****ed by the
United States federal government on
March 2, 1819, effective...
- move its rudder, it does not
respond to the helm and is said to have lost
steerage. The
motion of a ship
through the
water is
known as
making way.
Boats on...
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Economy class, also
called third class,
coach class,
steerage, or to
distinguish it from the
slightly more
expensive premium economy class,
standard economy...
- they
discover to
their sorrow, and very
natural discontent, that the foul
steerage of some ocean-tossed ship is to form the
filthy receptacle of persons,...
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included professors, authors, clergymen, and tourists. Third-class or
steerage p****engers were
primarily immigrants moving to the
United States and Canada...
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joined the firm's New York office. The
Black Star Line
concentrated on the
steerage trade and
ultimately owned 18
sailing ships.
Black Star was shut down in...
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steward Annie Desmond.
Watson brings Lady Manton's
jewel case down to
steerage, and
Barnes is
shocked to
discover why. Meanwhile,
Paolo startles Annie...