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TERNATE 263 BIBLIOGRAPHY 1862 François Valentijn’s Oud- en Nieuw Oost-Indien. With notes, complete indices, chronological lists, etc. Ed. J. Keijzer. 3 volumes. Amsterdam: Wed. J.C. van Kesteren en zoon. Wallace, Alfred Russel 1870- Insulinde: het land van den orang-oetan en den paradijs-vogel. Translated from 1871 English and with notes by Prof. P.J. Veth. 2 volumes. Amsterdam: P.N. van Kampen. Weitzel, A.W.P. 1883 Geschiedkundig overzicht van de expeditie naar Tomorie op Celebes in het jaar 1856. Bijdragen van het Koninklijk Instituut, published on the occasion of the sixth international congress of orientalists at Leiden. The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff. SMITHSONIAN LIBRARIES DIGITAL EDITION
TERNATE 264 INDEX OF NAMES [p. 355] Index of Names [Translator’s note: This index of names, appearing on pages 355-359 of the original publication, is not translated here because most of these names and many others appearing in this text (with updated spellings) can be found by searching the text of this web-based publication. Also, the page numbers only refer to the original publication, and would be different page numbers in the translation. De Clercq does include some other key words in his index, such as “Burgers, Christen” (“city-dwellers, Christians”); such words can also be searched in the text.] SMITHSONIAN LIBRARIES DIGITAL EDITION
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