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Title Voyage Round the World on Board the Ship Columbia Rediviva and Sloop Lady Washington, 1787-1789
Reference Special Colls. Haswell
Library Massachusetts Historical Society
Date 28 Sep 1787 - 17 Jun 1789
Author / Creator Haswell, Robert
Description Log and narrative of the voyage of the ship Columbia Rediviva and sloop Lady Washington, commanded by John Kendrick and Robert Gray respectively, from Boston to the northwest coast to trade with native Americans for sea otter furs, thence to Canton to trade the furs for tea and other wares, and then homeward to Boston. The narrative covers the period 28 Sep 1787 to 17 Jun 1789, when the ships were still plying the northwest coast for furs. Includes a 'vocabulary of Nootka Sound' - a glossary of words in the Nootka language.
Document Type Manuscript, Logbook, Journal
Theme(s) Trade and Commerce
Keywords trade, sea otter, fur, indigenous people, language, culture, ship, voyage, goods, sea, vessel, seafaring, Nootka, officer, navigation, captain, hostility, longitude, latitude, weather, livestock, exploration, canoe, chief, tribe, whaling
Countries Canada; USA; UK; China; Cape Verde
Places Pacific Northwest; Falkland Islands
Ports Guangzhou, China; Macau, China
Ships Columbia Rediviva, Lady Washington
People John Kendrick; Robert Gray; Joseph Barrell
Additional Information Please note that some of the metadata for this document has been drawn from the Massachusetts Historical Society catalogue.
Copyright Massachusetts Historical Society