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... island , which he found to amount to 17,500 . In the year 178 , I had the honour to be appointed by the Treasury to make an enquiry into the state of the revenue and fisheries of that island . I found that at that period , without ...
... island , which he found to amount to 17,500 . In the year 178 , I had the honour to be appointed by the Treasury to make an enquiry into the state of the revenue and fisheries of that island . I found that at that period , without ...
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... Island of Ceylon , containing its History , Geography , Natural History , with the Manners and Customs of its various Inhabitants ; to which is added , the Journal of an Em- bassy to the Court of Candy . Illustrated by a Map and Charts ...
... Island of Ceylon , containing its History , Geography , Natural History , with the Manners and Customs of its various Inhabitants ; to which is added , the Journal of an Em- bassy to the Court of Candy . Illustrated by a Map and Charts ...
Page 419
... islands has been seen by subsequent navigators : but the author is of opinion that the island Solitaria , discovered by Mendana , in 1595 , in lat . 10 ° . 40'south , long . 1731 ° west from Greenwich , may be supposed to be the island ...
... islands has been seen by subsequent navigators : but the author is of opinion that the island Solitaria , discovered by Mendana , in 1595 , in lat . 10 ° . 40'south , long . 1731 ° west from Greenwich , may be supposed to be the island ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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