『大日本維新史料 編年之部』 2編 5 安政1年2月24日～同年3月5日 p.641

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ers.", to live." in the letter of reed and dougherty, addressed to the governor of simoda,on the, not go to that place (hakodadi) before the middle or last of this month.", 22d of april,1855,as published in the "new york herald" of the15th of october,1855, they, early to interrogate tus upon our intentions, and we told them in writing that we came there, 1ia, to which we had letters, and also to consume time, knowing that, by the treaty, we could, mt. reed further writes, in the columts of the "alta californian.""the japanese began, than till our vessel tetutns, which we now expect in fifteen or twenty days. should our, thus state their intentions: "we touched here, expecting to meet the powhatan and vanda-, necessaty for us to come on shore, and also to land part of our cargo and all the passeng, "we found the officers and crew of the wrecked ship diana here, and anxious to go away,, and we at once negotiated to transport them to petropaulowski.on this account it became, "it was not our design to land here, nor is it -our intention now to remain here longer, sements, and wete allowed to purchase a cargo from the japanese and take it away. now,, dore perry., not one of these things could any american have done but for the treaty made by commo-, 安政元年三月三日, 六四一

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• 422,631,39,101ers."
• 1293,609,57,2257to live." in the letter of reed and dougherty, addressed to the governor of simoda,on the
• 858,625,65,1808not go to that place (hakodadi) before the middle or last of this month."
• 1184,612,61,225522d of april,1855,as published in the "new york herald" of the15th of october,1855, they
• 1395,606,63,2263early to interrogate tus upon our intentions, and we told them in writing that we came there
• 964,610,70,22611ia, to which we had letters, and also to consume time, knowing that, by the treaty, we could
• 1505,648,61,2221mt. reed further writes, in the columts of the "alta californian.""the japanese began
• 210,631,64,2255than till our vessel tetutns, which we now expect in fifteen or twenty days. should our
• 1077,610,62,2257thus state their intentions: "we touched here, expecting to meet the powhatan and vanda-
• 535,620,62,2244necessaty for us to come on shore, and also to land part of our cargo and all the passeng
• 753,656,60,2221"we found the officers and crew of the wrecked ship diana here, and anxious to go away,
• 642,615,64,2264and we at once negotiated to transport them to petropaulowski.on this account it became
• 311,670,66,2217"it was not our design to land here, nor is it -our intention now to remain here longer
• 1818,599,67,2270sements, and wete allowed to purchase a cargo from the japanese and take it away. now,
• 1613,610,41,261dore perry.
• 1717,615,65,2249not one of these things could any american have done but for the treaty made by commo-
• 101,765,46,343安政元年三月三日
• 115,2395,63,131六四一