The Voyage of the `Frolic’: New England Merchants and the Opium Trade
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In 1850 the Klipper”Frolic,”a sailing ship f? built r the Asian opium trade, was on the Mendocino K Residents, destroyed when the Indians salvaged its cargo ? rt. Layton excavated the business ftsunterlagen? From their chambers anyway?, A. Heard & Co., which had a respectable Boston Eq her? Ck Scribus runs opium from India to China showed. Layton describes the political, financial, logistical and profitable aspects of the company against the intro. the steam boiler in the opium trade in 1849. The families der”Frolic’s”Besitzer preferred to forget the source of their Verm to? Gene, discovered in 1965, but the divers? The opium clippers, & Human remains 134 years after his wreck of an archeological anthropologist was inspired to his to track history. Illustrations.
The Voyage of the `Frolic’: New England Merchants and the Opium Trade
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