Letter from Linklater to the Board of Longitude, 1823
Scope and Contents
Concerning the General Hewitt ship and stores lost in India. Linklater outlines crimes committed by a number of people, including Henry Chalke, postmaster at Diamond Harbour, India, who is described as guilty of murder and of stealing. The letter ends with lines of verse.
Dates
- 1823
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Extent
6 folio(s) (6 ff.) : Paper
Language of Materials
English
Date information
DateText: date is inferred.
Originator(s)
Mr Linklater
Original geographic information
India [subject]
Original geographic information
London [destination]
Finding aid date
2012-06-01 14:15:31+00:00
Creator
- From the Management Group: Royal Greenwich Observatory (Organization)
Repository Details
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