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A continuation of an authentic statement of all the facts relative to Nootka Sound, its discoveries, history, settlement, commerce, and the public advantages to be derived from it. With observations on a libel, which has been traced to a foreign ambassador! In a second letter

Title
A continuation of an authentic statement of all the facts relative to Nootka Sound, its discoveries, history, settlement, commerce, and the public advantages to be derived from it. With observations on a libel, which has been traced to a foreign ambassador! In a second letter, by Argonaut [pseud.]
Author
Etches, John.
Publication
London, Sold by T. Beckett, 1790.

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Description
1 p. l., 34 p.; 8vo.
Subject
  • Portlock, Nathaniel, 1748?-1817
  • Etches, Richart Cadman
  • Nootka Sound (B.C.)
  • British Columbia > History
  • British Columbia > History > 18th century
Note
  • Attributed to John Etches.
  • "Instructions to Capt. Nathaniel Portlock, commander of the ship King George," p. 18-28, signed: Richard Cadman Etches.
  • "The libel was and articles in the newspapers, supposed to be written by the Spanish minister, containing reflections on one of the proprietors of the Nootka Sound commerce."--Sabin.
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Call Number
*KF 1790 (Argonaut. Continuation of An authentic statement)
OCLC
21458553
Author
Etches, John.
Title
A continuation of an authentic statement of all the facts relative to Nootka Sound, its discoveries, history, settlement, commerce, and the public advantages to be derived from it. With observations on a libel, which has been traced to a foreign ambassador! In a second letter, by Argonaut [pseud.]
Imprint
London, Sold by T. Beckett, 1790.
Indexed In:
Sabin 23088
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Research Call Number
*KF 1790 (Argonaut. Continuation of An authentic statement)
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