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English: Being, an account of the shipwreck of a Portuguese snow, on her passage from Goa to Madras, in the year 1782 on board of which was Donald Campbell esq; of Barbeck, (as related in his journey to India.) And a narrative of the loss of the Halsewell East-Indiaman, Capt. Richard Pierce; Unfortunately wrecked at the Isle of Purbeck, coast of Dorsetshire January 6th 1786; compiled from the communications of the two chief officers who escaped the dreadful catastrophe. |
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| Author | National Library of Scotland |
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