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Sheet Number SP 89 NW
Catalogue reference: OS 42/10179
Date: 1950-1966
Sheet Number SP 89 NW
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Folio 382: Court of Directors of East India Co. to King George II. Asking him to...
Catalogue reference: SP 89/48/165
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- 1751 May 1
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Folio 382: Court of Directors of East India Co. to King George II. Asking him to demand satisfaction for Marut Macar and for reversal of the sentence confiscating his ship Julfa.
Date and place: 1751 May 1 London.
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