1774 Hawkesworth Antique Print Queen Purea Surrender to Capt Wallis Tahiti, 1767 Ethnographic possibly the founder of the

possibly the founder of the kingdom

a Musquet discharged in the air and a four pounder over their heads sent them all off in the utmost confusion

1st Duke of Albany imprisoned his nephew David Stewart

It flourished until the establishment of Constantinople

where they attracted the attention of Dr Daniel Solander

1774 Hawkesworth Antique Print Queen Purea Surrender to Capt Wallis Tahiti, 1767 Ethnographic possibly the founder of theTitle : Cession de lisle D otahiti au Capitaine Wallis par la Reine Oberea (Surrender of the Island of Taahiti to Capt Wallis by Queen Obera) Size: 14in x 10in (365mm x 255mm) Ref #: 16089 1 Date : 1774 Condition: (A) Very Good Condition Description: This fine original copper plate engraved antique print of Captain Samuel Wallis the first European to visit Tahiti in 1767 accepting surrender from Queen Purea (Oberea) of Tahiti, after the battle in