Correspondence with W. J. Jeffrey and Sir Ernest Scott, 1913-1914 [manuscript] 1913-1914.

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Correspondence with W. J. Jeffrey and Sir Ernest Scott, 1913-1914 [manuscript] 1913-1914.

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Correspondence 1913-1914 with W. J. Jeffrey and Sir Ernest Scott re: research into voyages of Bass and Flinders.

11 items; 34 cm and smaller.

University of Queensland, UQ Library

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University of Queensland, UQ Library

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Flinders, Matthew, 1774-1814

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Scott, Ernest, Sir, 1868-1939

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Jose, Arthur W. (Arthur Wilberforce), 1863-1934

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Jeffrey, W. J. (Walter James)

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Bass, George, 1771-1803

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Matthew Flinders and George Bass set out from Port Jackson on 7 October 1798 in the sloop 'Norfolk', accompanied by the private vessel 'Nautilus' (Captain Bishop, Supercargo Roger Simpson), to circumnavigate Van Diemens Land. They reached Twofold Bay on 9 October, and spent four days surveying the bay. The Medical notebook listing ailments and treatments, including medical references is said to have belonged to D'Arcy Wentworth, however there is some doubt about this att...