English: The great race from China to long in 1866. The Tea Clippers ‚Taeping‘ and ‚Ariel‘ of the Lizzard. This rendition taken directly from the book 'The Great Days of Sail by Andrew Shewan (1849-1927), Published by Heath Cranton (1927).
Originally sourced from the book The clipper ship era: an epitome of famous American and British clipper ships, their owners, builders, commanders, and crews 1843-1869 by Arthur Hamilton Clark, 1841-1922. Published November 1910, page 328; unknown artist; c. 1886. See below for link...
The caption in the 1910 book is " The Ariel and Taeping" Running up channel, September 5, 1868
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