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Nicholas Brown & Co. to Whipple, Abraham: December 3, 1765

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Year:
1765
Contributor:
Nicholas Brown & Co. (creator)
Whipple, Abraham (recipient)
Genre:
letters (correspondence)
Local ID:
BFBR 43-9-12/3/65
Extent:
2 p.

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Abstract:
Letter, dated December 3, 1765, from Nicholas Brown and Company to Abraham Whipple, captain of the George, one of four Brown-owned ships trading in the West Indies at the time. The letter informs Whipple of the arrival of the Sally in Antigua and its various travails, and amends his orders accordingly.

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Nicholas Brown & Co., "Nicholas Brown & Co. to Whipple, Abraham: December 3, 1765 " (1765). Steering Committee on Slavery and Justice, Voyage of the Sally. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:303713/

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