Journal of the Rev. Father Juvenal, one of the earliest missionaries of Alaska, 1796.

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Journal of the Rev. Father Juvenal, one of the earliest missionaries of Alaska, 1796.

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Describes experiences at Three Saints Harbor, Pavlovsk, Kenai River, and Ilyamna, June 19 - September 29, 1796, when Father Juvenal was stabbed to death by the natives. Translation by Ivan Petrov, 1878, from original Ms. in possession of Rev. Innokentii Shashnikov at Unalaska.

Originals : 74 p. ; 32 cm.Copies : partial microfilm reel (40 exposures) : negative (Rich. 114:5) and positive.

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