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Louis Henri desaulses de Freycinet - Records

Title
Louis Henri desaulses de Freycinet - Records
Repository
Mitchell and Dixson Libraries Manuscripts Collection, State Library of New South Wales
Reference
FM 4/1740
Date Range
1803 - 1809
Description

Microfilm of records 1803-1809 from the French National Archives. Includes records of Louis Henri desaulses de Freycinet; microfilm of log kept by Bougainville on "Le Geographe" October 1800 - June 1803; microfilm of records relating to William Light 1803-1804; and files on Flinders 1803-9 including letters from Flinders while a prisoner on Mauritius 1808-9 from originals in the French National Archives.

Formats
Microfilm
Quantity
1 reel
Access
Available for reference

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