Annotated copy of John Hunter's Historical journal of the transactions at Port Jackson and Norfolk Island [microform]. 1793-[18--?]

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Annotated copy of John Hunter's Historical journal of the transactions at Port Jackson and Norfolk Island [microform]. 1793-[18--?]

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P.G. King's copy of John Hunter's "An historial journal of the transactions at Port Jackson and Norfolk Island" (London, 1793) annotated by King and also his son Phillip Parker King and grandson Philip Gidley King. The publication of Hunter's journal, which included material taken from King's diary without permission, ended their friendship. King wrote "Captain Hunter has obliquely attacked me. I could not expect an attack of this kind from Capt. Hunter. I shall not at present take the trouble to refute this palpable misinterpretation I assert and maintain the contrary". The annotations, made between October 1793 and January 1795, can be found mostly in Chapter 7 T̀ransactions at Norfolk Island. The annotations on pages 170, 183, 189, 193, 195, 196, 197 and 198 are substantial. The notes made by P.P. King relate almost entirely to sailing and navigation, including notes on the tides in Botany Bay. The comments made by P.G. King consist of brief comments on Hunter's text, e.g. f̀irst reference to a kangaroo'

8 cm. (1 v.)

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Hunter, John, 1737-1821

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Admiral and Governor Arthur Phillip was the first governor of New South Wales from 1786 to his resignation in 1793. He lived in retirement, 1805-1814, in Bath. John Hunter was the second governor of New South Wales. From the description of Letters. 1811. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225752591 ...

King family.

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Philip Gidley King was in command of the settlement of Norfolk Island (1788-96) and succeeded John Hunter as Governor of New Wales in 1800. Phillip Parker King was responsible for the surveys of the north and west coasts of Australia in 1818-22. Captain Philip Gidley King was the son of P.P. King. See ADB, vol. 1 (pp. 566-573) and ADB, vol. 2 (pp. 55-64). From the description of Annotated copy of John Hunter's Historical journal of the transactions at Port Jackson and Norfolk Island ...

King, Philip Gidley, 1758-1808

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Third Governor of New South Wales. Was Superintendent at Norfolk Island from 1788 and in 1791 was appointed Lieutenant-governor of Norfolk Island. From the description of Letter [manuscript] : Norfolk Island, to Lord Sydney. 1792. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225744308 Captain King was commandant and later Lieut. Governor of Norfolk Island from 1788 to 1779. He took up appointment as Governor of N.S.W. in September 1800. From the description of Lett...

King, Philip Parker, 1793-1856

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Lieut. Phillip Parker King undertook a number of hydrographic surveying and charting voyages around Australia between 1817 and 1822 in H.M. Cutter Mermaid and H.M. Brig Bathurst. He returned from England and settled in New South Wales in 1832. From the description of Letter book, log book [manuscript]. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225791626 Phillip Parker King, the son of Governor Phillip Gidley King was born on Norfolk Island. He later settled in N.S.W. Robert...

King, Philip Gidley, 1817-1904

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