Dr Helen Doe

Articles

• Travelling by Staying at Home: Women in Small Ports and their Overseas Connections in the Nineteenth Century
  Journal of Transport History, 2009
  
  
• Waiting for her Ship to come in: The Female Investor in Nineteenth Century Shipping
  Economic History Review, Vol 63, No 1, Feb 2010
  
  
• I too would find my ship: Daphne du Maurier’s passion for the sea
  Women: a Cultural Review Taylor and Francis, Vol 20 Issue 1, 74-88
  
  
• Government Sources and Private Business: Shipbuilding in Merchant Yards during the Napoleonic Wars
  Business Archives Sources and History 93, Business Archives Council, November 2007
  
  
• Challenging Images: Mrs Mary Ross of Rochester, Nineteenth Century Businesswoman and Warship Builder
  Journal for Maritime Research, May 2006
  
  
• The Business of Shipbuilding: Dunn and Henna of Mevagissey, 1799-1806
  International Journal of Maritime History, XVIII, No 2, December 2006, 187-217
  
  
• The Smuggler’s Shipbuilder: The Customers, Trades and Vessels of a Mevagissey Shipyard
  The Mariner’s Mirror, Vol 92, No 4, November 2006, 427-42
  
  
• Positions, Patronage and Preference: Political Influence in Fowey before 1832
  Payton P (ed) Cornish Studies: Twelve, Exeter: University of Exeter Press 2005, 249-67
  
  
• Captain James Dunn: Eighteenth Century Smuggler
  Maritime Life and Traditions, Vol 27, Summer 2005, 36-49
  
  
• Sailmakers, Blockmakers, Ropemakers and Brokers in the Port of Fowey
  Maritime South West, No 16, 2003, 148-62
  
  
• Politics, Property and Family Resources: The Business Strategies of Small Shipbuilders
  Journal of Family and Community History, Vol 4, No 1, May 2001, 59-72