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Letter of Marque, 1809
This item is a lettter of marque from Captain Antoine Bollo, conceded on February 27, 1809 by Mr. Dominique Malfino of Gênes, owner of the ship "Furet", a corsair (pirate ship) weighing fifteen 15 tons.
Letters of Marque - I
Of the Beginning of Things—Of the Taj and the Globe-Trotter— The Young Man from Manchester and certain Moral Reflections
Letters of Marque - II
Shows the charm of Rajputana and of Jeypore, the City of the Globe trotter—Of its Founder and its Embellishment—Explains the Use and Destiny of the Stud-bred and fails to explain many more important matters.
Letters of Marque - III
Does not in any sort describe the Dead City of Amber, but gives detailed information of a Cotton Press.
Letters of Marque - IV
The Temple of Mahadeo and the Manners of such as see India. The Man by the Water- Troughs and his Knowledge. The Voice of the City and what it said. Personalities and the Hospital. The House Beautiful of Jeypur and its builders.
Letters of Marque - IX
Of the Pig-drive which was a Panther-killing, and of the Departure to Chitor.
Letters of Marque - V
Of the Sordidness of the Supreme Government on the Revenue Side ; and of the Palace of Jeypur. A great King’s Pleasure-House, and the Work of the Servants of State.
Letters of Marque - VII
Touching, the Children of the Sun and their City, and the Hat-marked Caste and their Merits, and a Good Man’s Works in the Wilderness.
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