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The original log-book of William Adams

MS. Savile 48

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Title

The original log-book of William Adams

Shelfmark

MS. Savile 48

Summary

The original log-book of William Adams made during four voyages to Japan, Siam, and Cochin China in 1614-19, identified by mr. Strickland Gibson in the Athenaeum (Apr. 8, 1905) and edited by C. J. Purnell as The Log-Book of William Adams (1916). The first log beg. 'A [rememb]ranc of a vyage to Siam ... begoon the 28 of nouember 1614', and the fourth is followed by some miscellaneous accounts.

Date

Written in 1614-1619 by William Adams

Language

English

Physical facet

On Japanese paper

Physical extent

81 Leaves

Custodial history

Labelled '48'

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