An authentic narrative of the loss of the barqe [sic] Marshal M'Donald off Newfoundland, on her passage from Quebec to Limerick, on the 7th of Dec. 1835

including interesting particulars of the sufferings of the crew as related by Thomas Goodwin and Joseph Shearer, two of the survivors, who were landed at Portsmouth, by the Arab transport, August 22nd, 1836

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Author

Thomas Goodwin

Contributions

Pumfre, Moses - Contributor
Shearer, Joseph - Contributor

Publication

1836 - Printed for the editor by W. Browning, Bath [England], England

Language

English

Word Count

0 words, Guess

Page Count

0 pages

Identifiers

OCLC Control Number1007467799
Open LibraryOL53711429M

Classifications

DDC910.4/53

Subjects

Topics

Naufrages ShipwrecksMarshal M'Donald (Ship)Marshal M'Donald (Navire)

Places

Atlantic Ocean Gulf of Saint Lawrence Golfe du Saint-Laurent

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