The Maine Lobster Industry: A History of Culture, Conservation & Commerce
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Arcadia Publishing, 2014.
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Cathy Billings., & Cathy Billings|AUTHOR. (2014). The Maine Lobster Industry: A History of Culture, Conservation & Commerce . Arcadia Publishing.

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Cathy Billings and Cathy Billings|AUTHOR. 2014. The Maine Lobster Industry: A History of Culture, Conservation & Commerce. Arcadia Publishing.

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Cathy Billings and Cathy Billings|AUTHOR. The Maine Lobster Industry: A History of Culture, Conservation & Commerce Arcadia Publishing, 2014.

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Cathy Billings, and Cathy Billings|AUTHOR. The Maine Lobster Industry: A History of Culture, Conservation & Commerce Arcadia Publishing, 2014.

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