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General (Vol. V of Vice-Admiral Salmon's Records). (Described at item level) Includes...
Catalogue reference: ADM 125/37
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- 1884-1891
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General (Vol. V of Vice-Admiral Salmon's Records). (Described at item level)
Includes 2 photographs depicting: (1) Lai A Tsat (alias Koto Chai) - Chinese pirate (2) British military graves in the cemetery at Tinghai, Chusan Island, China. Dated [1890].
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- Vol. 11
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- Open Document, Open Description
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ADM 125
Admiralty: China Station: Correspondence
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Admiralty: China Station: Correspondence
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