1774 Hawkesworth Antique Print Capt Wallis attacked in Matavia Bay, Tahiti, 1767 North Amercia The main source of information

The main source of information for his life is an undated letter that Thomas Jefferys wrote to the earl of Morton (James Douglass

brother of Guillaume Delisle

King Henry IV of Castile declared it Crown property and reinstituted the special privileges which his predecessor had granted during the previous period of Christian rule

John Arrowsmith compiled 22 of the 25 maps published by the RGS again illustrating the importance of Arrowsmith to the expansion of early colonial cartography in Australia

1774 Hawkesworth Antique Print Capt Wallis attacked in Matavia Bay, Tahiti, 1767 North Amercia The main source of informationTitle : Le Capitaine Wallis est attaque dans L Dauphin par les Otahitiens (Captain Wallis attacked in The Dolphin by the Tahitians) Size: 14in x 10in (365mm x 255mm) Ref #: 25928 Date : 1774 Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Description: This fine original copper plate engraved antique print of Captain Samuel Wallis in his ship the HMS Dolphin being attacked by the Tahitians in Matavai Bay with one tree hill to the right in 1767 was engraved by Robert