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Six views of Singapore and Macao

Booklet titled Six views of Singapore and Macao. From drawings made on the spot in 1840. Bound with prints PAD0061-PAD0066.

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Object Details

ID:	ZBA4741
Type:	Booklet
Display location:	Not on display
Date made:	1840
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Overall: 296 mm x 251 mm x 300 mm; Box: 350 mm x 257 mm
Parts:	Six views of Singapore and Macao Singapore, view of Government Hill, the English burial ground and the Armenian church, First illustration in pamphlet Six views of Singapore and Macao from drawings made on the spot in 1840 (Print) (PAD0060) Singapore, view of a part of Campong-Clam, the Court-House, and Government Hill (taken from Princeps Hill). Second illustration in pamphlet Six views of Singapore and Macao from drawings made on the spot in 1840 (Print) (PAD0061) Singapore Roads with the English residences, institution, etc. Third illustration in pamphlet Six views of Singapore and Macao from drawings made on the spot in 1840 (Print) (PAD0062) Macao, church, St Francisco Fort, opening of the Typa. Fourth illustration in pamphlet Six views of Singapore and Macao from drawings made on the spot in 1840 (Print) (PAD0063) Macao and the Monte Fort, Inner harbour, Cassa Gardens, Roman Catholic chapel. Fifth illustration in pamphlet Six views of Singapore and Macao from drawings made on the spot in 1840 (Print) (PAD0064) View of Macao from the Monte Fort near St Paul's church, Hermitage of Penha, St Jose College, Inner Harbour. Sixth illustration in pamphlet Six views of Singapore and Macao from drawings made on the spot in 1840 (Print) (PAD0065) City and suburbs of Canton by a native artist. Circuit of the walls about 7 miles, population about one & half million. Kwang-tung province 19.174.030. The Chinese Empire 360.279.897. Census in the 17th year of Kea-King AD 1812. Cover illustration on pamphlet Six views of Singapore and Macao from drawings made on the spot in 1840 (Print) (PAD0066)

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