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Lieutenant Yule's journal describes an encounter with native people during an expedition, detailing initial peaceful gestures that devolved into theft as a larger group arrived.
I then thought it best to shew no signs of fear or mistrust, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 21, 5 March 1847.
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Also on page 2Lieutenant C. B. Yule of HMS Bramble details a landing on a shore, tak · An expedition journal entry details a perilous landing, loss of equipm
Elsewhere in this issueThis notice is a supplement to the New South Wales Government Gazette · An extract from the journal of Lieutenant C. B. Yule, R.N., commanding · An account of an encounter with natives where surveying instruments an · A journal entry describes encounters with natives in New Guinea, detai · All 9 notices in this issue
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