Volume 44: Sir William Macarthur correspondence relating to the 1855 Paris Universal Exhibition, May...
Volume 44: Sir William Macarthur correspondence relating to the 1855 Paris Universal Exhibition, May...
Volume 44: Sir William Macarthur correspondence relating to the 1855 Paris Universal Exhibition, May 1854-October 1863
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May 1854-October 1863
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A 2940
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0.055 metres of textual material (1 volume) - manuscript and printed
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Correspondence relating to the Paris Universal Exhibition, 1855, where Sir William Macarthur was one of the New South Wales Commissioners; dated May 1854-October 1863 (bulk May 1854-December 1856).
Correspondents include Frederick Bousfield, Secretary to the Paris Exhibition Commission of New South Wales; Hugh Gallagher, Wollongong, in respo...
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Volume 44: Sir William Macarthur correspondence relating to the 1855 Paris Universal Exhibition, May 1854-October 1863
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Macarthur family papers 1789-1930 [First collection] : vol. 44
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A 2940
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9yM6a2x9
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/9yM6a2x9
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1195353
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