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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Felix_RiesenbergFelix Riesenberg - Wikipedia

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   Felix Riesenberg (9 April 1879 – 19 November 1939) was an American maritime officer and writer of maritime professional, historical, and fictional literature in the early 20th century.

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   🚀 The easiest way to get started with Electron. TypeScript 7.3k 682. windows-build-tools Public archive. 📦 Install C++ Build Tools for Windows using npm. TypeScript 3.4k 233. npm-windows-upgrade Public archive. 🚀 Upgrade npm on Windows. JavaScript 2.5k 149. 🙇 🌳 . felixrieseberg has 246 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.

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4. medium.com › @LuceLibrary › felix-riesenbergFelix Riesenberg: Maritime Renaissance Man | by Stephen B ...

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   Apr 26, 2017 · F elix Riesenberg (1879–1939) was a prolific sailor, author, and educator. In his lifetime, he undertook many extraordinary voyages, held numerous distinguished positions in maritime...

5. www.goodreads.com › show › 494630Felix Riesenberg (Author of Balboa) - Goodreads

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   Felix Riesenberg was an American maritime officer and writer of maritime professional, historical, and fictional literature in the early 20th Century. Riesenberg was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He later attended the New York Nautical School graduating in the class of 1897.

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   • Death Date: November 19, 1939

   • Birth Date: April 9, 1879

6. sites.williams.edu › r › riesenberg-felixRiesenberg, Felix | Searchable Sea Literature - Williams College

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   Feb 27, 2012 · Learn about Felix Riesenberg, a sailor and author who wrote about the transitional years from sail to steam. Find his books, articles, and biography on Searchable Sea, a website for maritime literature.

7. neglectedbooks.comLiving Again: An Autobiography, by Felix Riesenberg – The ...

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   Nov 4, 2012 · Learn about the life and works of Felix Riesenberg, who sailed around the world, tried to reach the North Pole, and wrote novels and non-fiction books. Read his autobiography, Living Again, and discover his courage, curiosity, and challenges.

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   Who is Felix Riesenberg?

   • Felix Riesenberg (9 April 1879 – 19 November 1939) was an American maritime officer and writer of maritime professional, historical, and fictional literature in the early 20th century. Felix Riesenberg (1947). Portrait painting by his brother Sidney Riesenberg. Riesenberg was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

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   Who was Sidney Riesenberg?

   • Portrait painting by his brother Sidney Riesenberg. Riesenberg was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He later attended the New York Nautical School graduating in the class of 1897. Afterward, he secured a position as a deck officer in the merchant marine, being part of the Coast and Geodetic Survey and also serving in the Naval Reserve until 1909.

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   When was the SS Felix Riesenberg built?

   • The SS Felix Riesenberg was a type EC2-S-C1 Liberty ship built at Brunswick, Georgia and delivered to the United States Merchant Marine 26 December 1944 that was named in Riesenberg's honor. Following World War II she was sold to a private company in 1947 and finally scrapped in 1972.

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   Are cadets still taught the 'Riesenberg saying'?

   • Present day cadets are still taught the 'Riesenberg Saying': "The sea is selective; slow at recognition of effort and aptitude, but fast in sinking the unfit." The SS Felix Riesenberg was a type EC2-S-C1 Liberty ship built at Brunswick, Georgia and delivered to the United States Merchant Marine 26 December 1944 that was named in Riesenberg's honor.

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9. www.goodreads.com › list › 494630Books by Felix Riesenberg (Author of Balboa) - Goodreads

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   Felix Riesenberg has 47 books on Goodreads with 298 ratings. Felix Riesenberg’s most popular book is Balboa: Swordsman and Conquistador.