The Great Guano Rush: Entrepreneurs and American Overseas Expansion

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Preface - Supply, Demand, Price, and Politics - The Entrepreneur and Daniel Webster - Turtles and Birds: Cases of Mistaken Identities - Seward's Outhouse - Pacific Appurtenances, 1856-1865 - Caribbean Appurtenances, 1856-1865 - Shrinking Empire, 1866-1902 - Peddling It: The Aroma of Profit - Shovelling It: Life and Labour on Guano Islands - Navassa Island - Guano Happens - Appendices: Guano Island Act(s) - Places Claimed and/or Acquired Under the Guano Act - Notes - Bibliography - Index

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