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Wool Clipper Glentanner: New Zealand immigration ship 1857-1861

Wool Clipper Glentanner: New Zealand immigration ship 1857-1861

by Lansley, Belinda
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"My God, we are lost!" cried the Captain. The Glentanner survived a horrific ordeal to go on to deliver two loads of immigrants to Lyttelton, New Zealand as well as taking wool back to the United Kingdom. Using official records, as well as the dramatic account of one of the passengers, this book tells the amazing survival story of the clipper ship Glentanner. It includes passenger lists and passenger biographies for the two Lyttelton journeys, with a brief account of the ship's journeys to Australia in the 1840s and 1850s.

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Pub dateMay 19, 2013
ISBN-100473237512
ISBN-139780473237516
LanguageEnglish
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