Letter from T Smith to Charles Vernier. Written from HMS HERCULES, the letter describes the surrender and escort of the German High Seas Fleet at the very end of the First World War. | Royal Museums Greenwich

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Letter from T Smith to Charles Vernier. Written from HMS HERCULES, the letter describes the surrender and escort of the German High Seas Fleet at the very end of the First World War.

Letter from T Smith to Charles Vernier, dated 22nd November 1918. Written from HMS HERCULES, the letter describes the surrender and escort of the German High Seas Fleet at the very end of the First World War.

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ID:	HSR/D/9
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Smith, T. M.
Date made:	1918-11-22; 22nd November 1918
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Single document
Parts:	Narratives (Manuscript) Report of the capture of Cadiz, 1596. (Manuscript) (HSR/A/1) Examination of Nicholas Gattonsby, Master of the WORCESTER, before Admiral Robert Blake, 22 January 1652. (Manuscript) (HSR/A/2) Report to King Charles II of an action fought against the Dutch, Jun 1666, by Prince Rupert and the Duke of Albermarle. (Manuscript) (HSR/A/3) Logbook of the CENTURION, on passage from Cadiz to England, 13-19 Aug 1674. (Manuscript) (HSR/A/4) That our misfortunes att sea doe happen by carrying on the war in the wrong place, 1690. (Manuscript) (HSR/A/5) Treaty of the Surrender of the Scilly Isles by the Royalists, 1651. (Manuscript) (HSR/A/6) Draft account of the examination of Captain James Waller, Lt-Governor of Kinsale, before Sir Richard Pyne, Lord chief Justice, on a charge of embezzlement, ca.1697; and a memorandum to Waller from L. Corneille, from Fort Charles 1694. 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