A Voyage to the South Sea - For The Purpose Of Conveying The Bread-Fruit Tree To The West Indies, - Including An Account Of The Mutiny On Board The Ship  by William Bligh
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			arrival and proceedings. And whereas you will receive herewith a copy of the instructions which have been given to the above-mentioned gardeners for their guidance, as well as in procuring the said trees and plants, and the management of them after they shall be put on board, as for bringing to England a small sample of each species, and such others as may be prepared by the superintendent of the botanical garden at St. Vincent's, and by the said Mr. East, or others, for his majesty's garden at Kew; you are hereby required and directed to afford, and to give directions to your officers and company to afford, the said gardeners every possible aid and assistance, not only in the collecting of the said trees and plants at the places before mentioned, but for their preservation during their conveyance to the places of their destination. Given under our hands the 20th November 1787. HOWE, CHARLES BRETT, RD. HOPKINS, J. LEVESON GOWER. To Lieutenant William Bligh, commanding his majesty's armed vessel the Bounty at Spithead. By command of their Lordships, P. STEPHENS. ... |  | 


 
