Description of the Subordinate Components

1

Mainly about foreign ships coming to Japan. Cf. Veenhoven and the ( secret) resolutions of the years mentioned.

2

Cf. Intr. par. 8, note 26.

3

Willem Jansz. stayed Edo to clear up the Nuyts affair. Cf. Intr. par. 8.

4

With drawings and samples of textile. The lists for 1830-1842 as annexes to inv. nrs. 704-716

5

Cf. Intr. par. 12.

6

With drawings.

7

The documents concerned were not adresssed to the Opperhoofd. They were sent to Deshima by the first recipient because they held information of importance for the factory. See also Intr. par. 11.

8

Cf. Intr. par. 5.

9

Cf. Intr. par. 8.

10

Cf. Intr. par. 7 and 9, note 36.

11

Cf. inv. nrs. 1749-1758.

12

Cf. inv. nrs. 1703-1706, 1901-1902.

13

Cf. inv. nrs. 1926-1937.

14

Cf. inv. nrs. 1803-1805.

15

Cf. inv. nrs. 1749-1758.

16

Cf. inv. nrs. 1749-1758, 1902.

17

Cf. Inv. nrs. 1842-1844.

18

Cf. Intr. par. 10.

19

Intr. par. 5.

20

Cf. Intr. par. 7 and 11, inv. nr. 1674 and Kleffens p. 67-68.