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The first white men known to have landed upon the islands, were a portion of the crew of the Iphigenia, under command of Captain William Douglass, who remained about a week in Parry Passage in 1788, trading with the natives. The most extensive explorations made of any portion of the islands, by those early navigators, whose voyages for purposes of discovery, trade and adventure, extended into these northern seas, were those of Captain Etienne Marchand in the French ship Solide, who in 1791, examined the shores bordering on Parry Passage, 1 | Official Report of the Exploration of the Queen Charlotte Islands for the Government of British Columbia Newton H. Chittenden DODO I WI PRESS Hon. Wm. Smithe Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works of the Province of British Columbia Sir I have the honor to submit herewith my report of the exploration of the Queen Charlotte Islands made under your direction for the Government of British Columbia. Very Respectfully Your Obedient Servant Newton H. Chittenden. Victoria B.C. Nov. .
