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245 10 a| John Percival paper :k| Correspondenceg| 1826-1841.;

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490 0 a| Life at Sea: Seafaring in the Anglo-American Maritime World, 1600-2827;

500 a| Massachusetts Historical Society: John Percival Papers, 1826-1841.;

520 8 a| Papers of Captain John Percival of the U.S. Navy relate primarily to his command of the schooner DOLPHIN in the Sandwich Islands (Hawaii) as protection for American merchants and citizens from pirating and other threats, and specifically to two incidents during 1826-27. One was a riot initiated by sailors from Percival's ship at the home of American missionary Hiram Bingham in response to missionary-supported anti-prostitution legislation, in which charges were brought against Percival for inciting the riot. The other incident involved a controversy over the fee for the charter of the brig CONVOY used by Percival in the rescue of the wreckage of Alfred Edwards's ship, the LONDON, and a deposit fee for the goods left on Percival's ship. (cont.) Correspondents include Jeremiah Evarts, Corresponding Secretary for the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions; John Coffin Jones, first Consul to Hawaii; and Samuel Southard, Secretary of the Navy. Also included are papers concerning Percival's trusteeship for sailors Joshua Howell, Thomas Murdock, James Thompson, and Charles White, who won damages from the Boston and Providence Railroad Corporation for injuries.;

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John Percival paper

Author/creator	John, Percival author.
Other author	Adam Matthew Digital (Firm) digitiser.
Format	Electronic
Publication	Marlborough, Wiltshire : Adam Matthew Digital, 2022.
Description	1 online resource.
Supplemental Content	https://go.openathens.net/redirector/ecu.edu?url=https://www.lifeatsea.amdigital.co.uk/documents/detail/john-percival-paper/21774966
Subjects	Letter writing. Letters.

Series	Life at Sea: Seafaring in the Anglo-American Maritime World, 1600-2827
Summary	Papers of Captain John Percival of the U.S. Navy relate primarily to his command of the schooner DOLPHIN in the Sandwich Islands (Hawaii) as protection for American merchants and citizens from pirating and other threats, and specifically to two incidents during 1826-27. One was a riot initiated by sailors from Percival's ship at the home of American missionary Hiram Bingham in response to missionary-supported anti-prostitution legislation, in which charges were brought against Percival for inciting the riot. The other incident involved a controversy over the fee for the charter of the brig CONVOY used by Percival in the rescue of the wreckage of Alfred Edwards's ship, the LONDON, and a deposit fee for the goods left on Percival's ship. (cont.) Correspondents include Jeremiah Evarts, Corresponding Secretary for the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions; John Coffin Jones, first Consul to Hawaii; and Samuel Southard, Secretary of the Navy. Also included are papers concerning Percival's trusteeship for sailors Joshua Howell, Thomas Murdock, James Thompson, and Charles White, who won damages from the Boston and Providence Railroad Corporation for injuries.
General note	Massachusetts Historical Society: John Percival Papers, 1826-1841.
Original version	Reproduction of: John Percival paper, 1826-1841.
Location of original	Massachusetts Historical Society
Copyright note	Material sourced from the Massachusetts Historical Society

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