The History of Maritime and Inland Discovery, Volum 1Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown & Green, 1833 |
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Side iii
... AND INLAND DISCOVERY . VOL . 1 . L -OF THE- UNIVERSITY OF LONDON : LONGMAN , REES , ORME , BROWN , AND GREEN . BOSTON : LILLY , WAIT , & COMPANY . 1838 . THE GIFT OF BARNARD SHIPP G 80 18 833 3855 v.l : UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
... AND INLAND DISCOVERY . VOL . 1 . L -OF THE- UNIVERSITY OF LONDON : LONGMAN , REES , ORME , BROWN , AND GREEN . BOSTON : LILLY , WAIT , & COMPANY . 1838 . THE GIFT OF BARNARD SHIPP G 80 18 833 3855 v.l : UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Side vii
... DISCOVERY OF THE MONSOONS . Hippalus . - Increased Trade with India . - Course pursued . - Periplus of Arrian . -His accurate Account of the Indian Peninsula . 76 CHAP . VIII . PTOLEMY . Increased Intercourse of Nations under the Romans ...
... DISCOVERY OF THE MONSOONS . Hippalus . - Increased Trade with India . - Course pursued . - Periplus of Arrian . -His accurate Account of the Indian Peninsula . 76 CHAP . VIII . PTOLEMY . Increased Intercourse of Nations under the Romans ...
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