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139:. In the morning, the ship resumed its travel and reached the reef of Palmyra in less than a mile. Had the ship continued its course at night, the entire crew might have perished. 131:
When he discovered Palmyra Atoll, Fanning was sleeping and the ship was in command of the first mate. Fanning awoke three times in the night, and he took this as a
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was burned by Indians in the northwest. In 1829 he was instrumental in sending out the first American naval exploring expedition, and was greatly responsible for
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Fate, March 1953, Premonition of Danger, by H.F. Thomas in Connecticut Circle; see also Invisible Horizons, by Vincent H. Gaddis, Ace Books, Inc., 1965.
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Acting for American investors, Fanning was agent for more than 70 commercial expeditions and voyages. His partnership
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Edmund Fanning in the Connecticut, U.S., Town Birth Records, pre-1870 (Barbour Collection).
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he went to sea as a cabin boy at the age of 14, and by the age of 24 was captain of a
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in 1862 and owned for many years by a Hawaiian family, was purchased in 2000 by the
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in 1807, sailed her around the world several times and sold her for $ 37,000 to
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This article is about the explorer. For the colonial administrator, see
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for an ongoing study of global warming and its effect on coral reefs.)
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in 1797–1798, he discovered three South Pacific Islands —
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Edmund Fanning (colonial administrator)
explorer
Pacific
Stonington
British Crown Colony of Connecticut
Groton
West Indian
South Pacific
China trade
seals
China
silks
spices
tea
New York City
Fanning
Washington
Palmyra
Tabuaeran
Kiribati
Hawaiian Government
Nature Conservancy
premonition
heave to
Fanning & Coles
Tonquin
John Jacob Astor
Pacific Fur Company
Congress's
Wilkes Expedition

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