U.S. Schr. Porpoise Requisitions for the Carpenters, Gunners & Sailmakers Departments, Year 1826.

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U.S. Schr. Porpoise Requisitions for the Carpenters, Gunners & Sailmakers Departments, Year 1826.

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Records of items such as wood, tools, paint, nails, coal and canvas, required by various departments on board the U.S. Schooner Porpoise, during its Mediterranean cruise, February - December 1826. Requisitions were submitted by officers John A. Cook and Benjamin Cooper, among others, and signed by Matthew Calbraith Perry.

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