Instructions to Baranov, Governor in America, April 8, 1802, translated (probably by Ivan Petroff) from the Archives of the Russian American Company, Correspondence, v. 1. In the handwritting of Ivan Petroff.

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Instructions to Baranov, Governor in America, April 8, 1802, translated (probably by Ivan Petroff) from the Archives of the Russian American Company, Correspondence, v. 1. In the handwritting of Ivan Petroff.

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Includes a variant translation made from photocopy of the document.

Manuscript translation : 19 leaves.Copies of manuscript translation : partial microfilm reel (7 exposures) : negative (Rich. 114:13) and positive.Typescript transcription of translation : 1 v.

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