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Mitchell, Donald Grant.
Fudge doings; being Tony Fudge's record of the same.
2V. 1855 817 M74
Humorous account of the fortunes and misfortunes of the Fudge
family.
Surtees, Robert Smith.
Jorrocks's jaunts and jollities; eccentric and extravagant
exploits of that renowned sporting citizen, Mr John
Jorrocks of St. Botolph lane and Great Coram street.
1903 827 S96
This edition is founded on the edition published by R. Ackermann in
1843-
Twain, Mark, (pseud, of Samuel Langhorne Clemens).
Eve's diary, translated from the original ms. 1906
Companion volume to "Extracts from Adam's diary."
817 T8gev
Travel and Description
(Includes Geography and Antiquities)
Evetts, Basil Thomas Alfred.
New light on the Bible and the Holy Land; being an account
of some recent discoveries in the East. [1892.] . .913.35 E95
Contains chapters on the Tell el Amarna tablets.
Account of recent discoveries in Assyria and Babylon which bear upon
Bible history.
Humieres, Robert, vicomte d'.
Through isle and empire; tr. by Alexander Teixeira de
Mattos, with a prefatory letter by Rudyard Kipling.
1905 910 H92
Contents: In England.—Egypt.—India.—Through Deccan.
"It is an endeavour to give an account of English life from within,
whether in London, Cairo, Calcutta or Madras...a noteworthy study
by a very intelligent foreigner." Saturday review, 1905.
International Geographic Congress, 1904.
Report of congress (8th), held in the United States, 1904.
1905. (United States. 58th cong. 3d sess. House.
Doc. 110.460.)
rgio.6 I24
The subjects treated in the discussions of the congress include physical,
mathematical, descriptive, commercial and industrial geography, botany
and zoology in their geographic aspects, ethnology, cartography,
history of geography and geographic education.
Moore, Mabel.
Carthage of the Phoenicians in the light of modern excavation.
1905 913-39 M87
Gives the results of excavations in some large Punic tombs of Carthage
by the Rev. A. L. Delattre, Archpriest of the Cathedral of St. Louis
of Carthage, and his colleagues. Describes in particular the excavations
in the Necropolises of Douimes, of St. Louis and of
Bord-el-Djedid.
Pigafetta, Francesco Antonio.
Magellan's voyage around the world; the original text
of the Ambrosian ms., with translation, notes, bibliography
and index by J. A. Robertson. 3v. 1906.^910.4 P57
"Bibliography of Pigafetta manuscripts and printed books," p. [241]-
3°4-
"List of authors and titles containing biographical, bibliographical
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