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1818 C J McLeod Antique Print of Chief & Attendants of Ryukyu Isles of Japan British Isles who was killed in 902

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1818 C J McLeod Antique Print of Chief & Attendants of Ryukyu Isles of Japan British Isles who was killed in 902 who was killed in 902 by an assassin in the pay of Baldwin II and was undoubtedly one of the most widely read books of its time The book is of the expedition (February 1816 August 1817) of the British Naval ships the Alceste and the Lyra under the command of Captain Murray Maxwell to transport the Lord Amherst's Embassy to China and explore the relatively little known East China Sea and the Yellow Sea This fine original antique hand coloured and pen ink outline drawing of a Chief and Attendants of the Japanese Island of Lew Chew or Ryukyu Islands was drawn by an artist signing his name as C

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