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RefNoMC/5/328
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TitleLetter from E Hammond, Foreign Office, to [Lord Wrottesley], President of the Royal Society
Date18 January 1858
DescriptionRegarding the start of an expedition to Vancouver Island to undertake a survey of the boundary between British dominions in North America and the United States. On behalf of the Earl of Clarendon, Hammond asks the Society for a memorandum of suggestions for the chief commissioners of the expedition.
Extent3p
FormatManuscript
AccessStatusOpen
RelatedRecordMM/14/19
MC/5/329
MC/5/336
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CodePersonNameDates
NA3417Wrottesley; John (1798 - 1867); 2nd Baron Wrottesley1798 - 1867
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