Anonymous A.L., unsigned, in an unidentified hand, [Nova Scotia?, ca. 1760] : to an unidentified inquirer, [London?]
1730
MSS L1993.1.264
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Title
Anonymous A.L., unsigned, in an unidentified hand, [Nova Scotia?, ca. 1760] : to an unidentified inquirer, [London?]
Published
[Nova Scotia?] [ca. 1730]
Description
[2] p. ; 35 cm. (fol.)
Call Number
MSS L1993.1.264
Summary
The document follows the format of Answers to Heads of Enquiry, 25 Dec. 1729 (Canadian Archives, N.S.A. XVIII, 178-182,) For further information regarding Canso and Cape Breton Fisheries, see: Select documents in Canadian economic history (Toronto, 1929-33).|This response may have been to an effort by the Royal Governor to protect the political and economic rights of England.|Watermark: GR within a circle
Note
"The answers to the enquiries you were pleased to send me are as follows...."
Docketed on p. [2]: Relating to Canso, Cape / Briton &.c. fishery
The answers number 11 and dedribe local and foreign population, types and sizes of ships, the West Indian and European markets, and commercial arrangements between the fisheries, the ships' owners, and soldiers.
Docketed on p. [2]: Relating to Canso, Cape / Briton &.c. fishery
The answers number 11 and dedribe local and foreign population, types and sizes of ships, the West Indian and European markets, and commercial arrangements between the fisheries, the ships' owners, and soldiers.
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