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Ships employed in the South Seas trade: 1775-1859 (part I) : Admiralty protections from impressment, 1777-1811 (part II) : Aspects of the South Sea trade (part III) (Roebuck Society publication) by A. G. E Jones

Ships employed in the South Seas trade: 1775-1859 (part I) : Admiralty protections from impressment, 1777-1811 (part II) : Aspects of the South Sea trade (part III) (Roebuck Society publication)

A. G. E Jones

720 pages

A.G.E. Jones jointly with the Australian Association for Maritime History

Jan 1991

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