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Down at the Docks.(Brief article)(Book review)

The New Yorker

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Nugent, whose previous books took him to India and the Congo, describes his sometime home of New Bedford, Massachusetts. Long famous for whaling--Melville set sail from there--the city remains a major fishing port and produces the most valuable annual catch of any in the country. But in the past two decades consolidation and legislation have shackled what Nugent eulogizes as the fleet's "frontier mentality." This canny ...

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