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Bullen, Frank Thomas.
Back to sunny seas. 1905
Description of a trip to the West Indies.
917.29 B875
Burton, Sir Richard Francis.
Reisen nach Medina und Mekka und in das Somaliland
nach Harrar in Ost-Afrika; bearbeitet von Karl Andree.
1861 915.3 Bgsr
Cator, Mrs Dorothy.
Everyday life among the head-hunters, and other experiences
from east to west. 1905
919-11 C28
Author, the wife of an English official stationed first in Borneo and
afterward in West Africa, accompanied him to both places. She describes
a primitive life which few white women ever see.
Denby, Charles.
China and her people; being the observations, reminiscences
and conclusions of an American diplomat. 2v.
1906 9I5-I D42
Author was for 13 years (1885-98) minister to Pekin, during which time
he held the unbroken confidence of the Chinese authorities. His book
is not a mere traveler's tale. It is rather the leisurely reflections,
with delightful comment, spiced by wit and wisdom, of a man who saw
into causes, and read human nature searchingly, but with sympathy.
Condensed from Nation, 1906.
Hennig, G.
Die Araber des Sahels; erlebnisse und abenteuer des capitains
der Spahis Emile Tissot. 2v.ini. 1865
916.5 H44
Hersent, Georges.
Republique Argentine; Port du Rosario. 1904. (Societe
d'Encouragement pour l'lndustrie Nationale. Memoires,
1904, 110.2.)
qrgi8.2 H47
Issued as a supplement to "Bulletin de la Societe d'Encouragement
pour l'lndustrie Nationale."
Account of the commercial position of the Argentine Republic and in
particular of the port of Rosario on the Parana river, the principal
outlet for the products of the northern provinces of the republic.
Hesse-Wartegg, Ernst von.
Tunis, the land and the people. 1882
gi6.i H48t
"Impartial description of Tunis as it was before the French invasion."
Athcua-um. 1882.
Horsford, Eben Norton.
John Cabot's landfall in 1497. and the site of Norumbega;
a letter to Chief-justice Daly. 1886 qrgi744 H81
Submits three conclusions: that John Cabot preceded Columbus in
the discovery of America, that the site of his landing place was
Salem Neck, and that the location of Norumbega was on the Charles
river between Riverside and Waltham.
Hutchinson, Thomas Joseph.
Two years in Peru with exploration of its antiquities. 2v.
1873 gi8.5 Hg7
"Written for the purpose of destroying the popular traditions in regard
to Inca civilization, and of restoring to the predecessors of the
Incas some of their due glory. Useful as an offset to the standard
works of traditional history. Written by one who fell under the
spell of the charms of Peru and the Peruvians, while the country
was in the full flush of prosperity." Larned's Literature of American
history.
Le Strange, Guy.
Lands of the eastern caliphate; Mesopotamia, Persia and
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