Alaska Miscellany, [ca. 1878].

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Alaska Miscellany, [ca. 1878].

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Translations from the Russian of articles by Alexander Petrovich Sokolov and Peter Simon Pallas, extracts taken from the transcribed journal of James Douglas [BANC MSS P-C 11], and notes on Alaska trade digested, 1877, from the commercial correspondence of Agapius Honcharenko in San Francisco with Oppenheim & Company of London, 1868-1873.

Originals : 5 items ; 35 cm.Copies : Partial microfilm reel (52 exposures) : negative (Rich. 114:7) and positive.

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