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India House dates its origin from the period, two decades ago, when the National Foreign Trade Council was organized for the promotion of our foreign trade.
Foreword (1935 ed.).
In the nearly sixty years of its existence India House has become considerably more than simply a club "maritime in spirit, purpose and atmosphere."
Foreword (1973 ed.).
Shortly after the formation of the National Foreign Trade Council, Mr. James A. Farrell invited a number of his friends to dine with him at the Metropolitan Club on a certain evening in May, 1914.
Birth of India House.
In the first edition of the India House catalogue scant attention was paid to the handsome building itself one the finest examples of the old business structures of downtown Manhattan.
India House - a landmark (1973 ed.).
There is no economic factor in modern times that has more profoundly affected the destinies of the human race than the development of ocean transportation.
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[1] ABNER COBURN. - Oil painting by Lai Sung of the ship Abner Coburn, of Bath, 20" x 27". Reproduced as No. 312, in "Sailing Ships of New England."
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[680] WASHINGTON. - A painting by J. E. Buttersworth. The Washington was the first American-flagged steamship to operate in the regular trans-Atlantic service. Built in 1847, she served between New York and Bremershaven, having her cost of operation partly defrayed by an American subsidy and partly by a subsidy from the City of Bremen. After ten years the American subsidy was withdrawn, and the Bremen Line collapsed. The Washington went into the gold-rush service to California.
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