Volume 091: Angus & Robertson manuscripts by J.H.M. Abbott - Pages from Our Past, 1911-1913
Volume 091: Angus & Robertson manuscripts by J.H.M. Abbott - Pages from Our Past, 1911-1913
Volume 091: Angus & Robertson manuscripts by J.H.M. Abbott - Pages from Our Past, 1911-1913
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Date
1911-1913
Call Numbers
A 1917
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Physical Description
Contents
0.02 metres of textual material (1 volume, 47 leaves)
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Copying Conditions
Copyright status : In copyright - Applies only to unpublished article "The Wreck of H.M.S. Sirius, 1790"
Research & study copies allowed : Applies only to material in which the author has been deceased for more than 50 years
Rights and Restrictions Information : No publication without prior written approval of copyright holder
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Scope and Contents
Contents
Bound volume of press cuttings, galley proof, and typescript of articles by John Henry Macartney Abbott.
Also includes:
Cuttings of an article titled "Pages from Our Past : Sir Francis Drake and Australia", published in The Lone Hand, 1 May 1911
"The First Crossing of the Blue Mountains", published in The Lone Hand, 1 January 1913
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Alternative Titles
Full title
Volume 091: Angus & Robertson manuscripts by J.H.M. Abbott - Pages from Our Past, 1911-1913
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Notes
General note
Note on leaf 1 in George Robertson's hand reads "A & R's copyright purchased 3.5.13".
Previously filed at MLMSS 314/vol. 91.
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Primary Identifiers
Call Numbers
A 1917
Record Identifier
1JkP72GY
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/1JkP72GY
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Reference code
1001757
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