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Transcripts of documents sent home in 1798 - 1799 for John Bruce, historiographer...
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- IOR/H/456a
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- Transcripts of documents sent home in 1798 - 1799 for John Bruce, historiographer to the East India Company.
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1583-1794
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(1) pp. 1-170, ''Journal of James Anderson when Resident at the Court of Mahajee Scindia 1783 &c'' 2nd Nov. 1783 to 1785. (2) pp. 177-364, ''History of the Province of Guzerat'' by James Anderson. (3) pp. 369-422, ''Japan Voyage'' Journal of the ship Return during its stay in Japan 29th June to 28th Aug. 1673 (from Mr. Thomas Wilks' Papers). At this date Japan was closed to all foreigners except the Dutch. This journal has been printed as an appendix in vol. ii of J. G. Scheuchzer's translation (1728) of Kaempfer's Japan. Also in the edition of Kaempfer published by Messrs. Maclehose in 1906. (4) pp. 429-59, John Agnew, Resident at Calicut, to Directors 7th April 1794 relative to Pepper obtainable in Malabar. (5) pp. 461-91, Robert Taylor (Chief at Tellicherry) and George Parry (Factor) to Directors 3rd April 1794 relative to Pepper obtainable in Malabar. (6) pp. 497-509, ''Narrative of the Settlement of the Trade in the East Indies and of the Injuries susteyned by the Dutch'' 1583 to 1640, Injuries done by the Dutch to the English, by Mr. Wilks. (7) pp. 513-6, ''Concerning an open and free Trade for all particular persons into the East Indies,'' by Mr. Wilks. (8) pp. 521-86, ''Some Historical Anecdotes of the Bownsla Family of Marhattahs, since their settling under Ruggojee (c. 1743) in Nagpoor,'' by Major Jacob Carnac (about 9,000 words). Printed in Asiatic Annual Register, Vol. III, 1801. Characters, p. 15. (9) pp. 592-629, ''Continuation of Observations on the History of the Marattas'' by Major Jacob Carnac (about 2,000 words). (10) pp. 631-2, List of Contents.
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- English
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- 1 volume
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Reform of the Army in India
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Reform of the Army in India
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Transcripts of documents sent home in 1798 - 1799 for John Bruce, historiographer to the East India Company.