|Creator:||Suría, Tomás de, b. 1761|
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Diary and printed translation stored in a case.
Tomás de Suría was appointed in 1791 substitute artist for Malaspina's voyage around the world.
Blanks not digitized.
Teaching resource: Professor John Mack Faragher, History 141: The American West
The diary covers the period from Tomás de Suría's arrival in Acapulco, where he joined the expedition, through the expedition's visit to Nootka Sound. There are five sketches, a map, and 13 pages of drawings. Later in his life, Suría added notes, many illegible.
92 p.: illus., map; 30 cm.
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