John Cree's pamphlet

What is perhaps most surprising about this pamphlet is that John Cree went to the trouble of having it printed at all. Note the similarities between this and John's correspondence with East India Company officials during his period as a merchant at Dacca. In both cases he assembles a set of supporting documents and numbers them no. 1, 2, 3, etc. What we are showing here is a facsimile of the printed booklet. The items in the list below link to each page:

page 1
pages 2-3
pages 4-5
pages 6-7
pages 8-9
pages 10-11
pages 12-13
pages 14-15
pages 16-17
pages 18-19
pages 20-21
pages 22-23
pages 24-25
pages 26-27
pages 28-29
pages 30-31
pages 32-33
pages 34-35
pages 36-37

We only know of one extant copy of this pamphlet.

A letter written by John Cree at the same period is also reproduced, although it has no bearing on the content of the pamphlet, to show his handwriting style and ornate (to modern eyes at any rate) signature. See the Letter from John Cree, Spa, (Belfast, PRONI manuscript T2761/53).