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Correspondence between Admiral Popham (Sir Home) of Jamaica and Lord Melville and R. May re trade with Spanish America.

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Manuscripts -- Jamaica

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MS 698

Summary: This material represents correspondence between Admiral Popham (Sir Home) of Jamaica and Lord Melville and R. May concerning trade with Spanish America the export trade from Jamaica to South America that is generally called the Dry Good Trade; Vera Cruz, Panama, Cartagena that comprises of fourteen letters along with intelligence and newspaper notices from involved merchants. These were written between December 5, 1817 and August 20, 1819 and these are digitized.

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Item type	Current library	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Manuscript	National Library of Jamaica	Special Collection Floor	MS 698 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		1000000070662

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This material represents correspondence between Admiral Popham (Sir Home) of Jamaica and Lord Melville and R. May concerning trade with Spanish America the export trade from Jamaica to South America that is generally called the Dry Good Trade; Vera Cruz, Panama, Cartagena that comprises of fourteen letters along with intelligence and newspaper notices from involved merchants. These were written between December 5, 1817 and August 20, 1819 and these are digitized.

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