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Samuel Walters, Lieutenant,RN - Memoirs

by C.Northgate Parkinson (Editor)

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Liverpool: University Press, 1949 The memoirs of a naval officer between the years 1798 and 1810 and transcribed from an illustrated manuscript found in New Orleans in 1916. The illustrations being maps and ships portraits are of high quality. The memoirs being topped and tailed with researched information on Walters early and later life. 154pp with black and white plates. Some loss of dressing to upper and lower boards.

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Title
Samuel Walters, Lieutenant,RN - Memoirs
Author
C.Northgate Parkinson (Editor)
Format/Binding
Cloth
Book Condition
Used - Good
Quantity Available
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Binding
Hardcover
Publisher
University Press
Place of Publication
Liverpool
Date Published
1949
Size
220x150mm
Keywords
Naval & Maritime

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