Newscutting announcing publicationof Bligh's narrative of the mutiny, 1790 (Series 46.34) - No. 0001

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[Newscutting]

By Authority of the LORDS COMMISSIONERS of the
                             ADMIRALTY.
                  This Day was published,       1790

 In Quarto, illustrated with Charts, Price Seven Shillings.  LIEUTENANT WILLIAM BLIGH's NARRATIVE of the MUTINY by which he was deprived of the Command of HIS MAJESTY's SHIP BOUNTY; and his subsequent Voyage in the Ship's Boat from TOFOA, one of the Friendly Islands to TIMOR, a Dutch Settlement in the East-Indies.

Printed for George Nicol, Bookseller to his Majesty, Pall-Mall.

 

 

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