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An authentic and interesting narrative of the late expedition to Botany Bay, as performed by Commodore Phillips, and the fleet of the seven transport ships under his command

1978

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Summary

A first-hand account of the expedition of the First Fleet to Botany Bay an officer recounts his impressions of the journey, arrival and early months of the settlement at Sydney Cove, Port Jackson

Record details

Main title:

An authentic and interesting narrative of the late expedition to Botany Bay, as performed by Commodore Phillips, and the fleet of the seven transport ships under his command

Imprint:

North Sydney Library of Australian History 1978

Collation:

43 p. illustrations

Notes:

Stapleton-Astley CollectionOriginally published Aberdeen, Alexander Keith, 1789London, W. Bailey, 1789

Contents:

An authentic and interesting narrative of the late expedition to Botany Bay, as performed by Commodore Phillips, and the fleet of the seven transport ships under his command: containing an account of their perilous voyage, definitions on board and arrival on the coast of New Holland: with particular descriptions of Jackson's Bay and Lord Howe Island

ISBN:

0908120109 (hbk)

Dewey class:

994.02

Language:

English

Subject:

First Fleet, 1787-1788Phillip, Arthur, Captain, 1738-1814New South Wales -- History -- 1788-1851 -- Personal narratives

BRN:

88489

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