Scotland's right to Caledonia : (formerly called Darien) and the legality of its settlement, asserted in three several memorials presented to His Majesty in May 1699.
A 1700 memorial pamphlet from the Company of Scotland Trading to Africa and the Indies, printed in Edinburgh without an identified publisher, arguing for Scotland's claim to its Darien colony and presented to the King. The only picture is a heraldic achievement: an engraved coat of arms with a shield bearing three cups or hound-like shapes, a chevron and a bird, set in scrolling mantling with a motto ribbon beneath, which suits a designer seeking classic engraved crest and heraldry motifs.
