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Clipper Ship Sebastopol: New Zealand Immigration Ship 1861-1863

Clipper Ship Sebastopol: New Zealand Immigration Ship 1861-1863

by Lansley, Belinda
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The Sebastopol was a fine clipper ship that made two voyages from London, England to Lyttelton, New Zealand loaded with immigrants for the Provincial Government. From Chinese passengers staging a mutiny, to the suicide of a ship's surgeon, the Sebastopol has an interesting past. Extensive research has uncovered the ship's final demise after leaving New Zealand in 1863, which ended its short career. This is the first time the full story of the Sebastopol has been told, with the most accurate passenger lists available for the Sebastopol journeys."

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BrandBelinda Lansley
Pub dateNov 5, 2012
ISBN-100473218909
ISBN-139780473218904
Paperback116.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions9 × 0.27 × 6 in
Weight0 lb
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