las-cars

Updated: June 18, 2025

At the same time, we put on board of this ship 35 men from the Duke, 25 from the Duchess, and 13 from the Marquis, making in all 73 men, which, with 36 Manilla Indians, called Las-Cars, and some other prisoners we still had remaining, made up her complement to 115 men. Sequel of the Voyage, from California, by Way of the East Indies, to England.

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