A Collection Of Voyages And Travels, Some now First Printed from Original Manuscripts, Others Now First Published in English. With A General Preface, Giving an Account of the Progress of Trade and Navigation, from its First Beginning.; Illustrated with several Hundred Useful Maps and Cuts, Containing Views of the different Countries, Cities, Towns, Forts, Ports and Shipping: Also the Birds, Beasts, Fish, Serpents, Trees, Fruits and Flowers; with the Habits of the different Nations, all Elegantly Engraved on Copper-Plates. Vol. VIII. [Voyages and Travels, Published from the Earl of Oxford's Library. Vol. II.]

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Considerations On The Trade to Newfoundland 1752
An Authentick Copy Of The Confessions and Sentences Against Mr. Towerson and Accomplices, Concerning the Bloody Conspiracy, Enterprised against the Castle of Amboyna : The which, by the manifest Grace and Providence of God, was discovered the 23d Day of February, in the Year 1623. As Also The Resolutions of the Governor Van Speult, and of the Council, taken in the Business. ; Translated out of a Copy, delivered to the English East-India Company, from the Dutch. 1752
A True Relation Of The Unjust, Cruel, and Barbarous Proceedings Against The English, At Amboyna, in the East-Indies, By The Netherlandish Governor and Council there. 1752
The History Of The Court Of The King of China 1752 Baudier, Michel
Mr. F. Bernier's Voyage to Surat: Containing The History Of The Late Revolution Of The Empire Of The Great Mogol; Together with the most considerable Passages for five Years following in that Empire. To which is added A Letter to the Lord Colbert, touching the Extent fo Indostan, the Circulation of the Gold and Silver of the World, ... With An exact Description of Dehli and Agra. Together with I. Some Particulars making known the Court and Genius of the Mogols and Indians; ... II. The Emperor of Mogol's Voyage to the Kingdom of Kachemire in 1644. ... Englished out of French 1752 Bernier, François
A Short Discovery Of The Coast and Continent Of America, From the Equinoctial Northward; and of the Adjacent Isles. : Whereunto is added The Author's Petition to the Parliament, for the Propagation of the Gospel in America ... And an Ordnance of Parliament for that Purpose, ... Together with Sir Benjamin Rudyer's Speech in Parliament, January 21, 1644, concerning America. 1752 Castell, William
An Impartial Description Of Surinam Upon The Continent of Guinea In America. : With A History of several strange Beasts, Birds, Fishes, Serpents, Insects, and Customs of that Colony &c. 1752 Warren, George
A Relation Of A Voyage Made In The Years 1695, 1696, 1697, On The Coasts of Africa, By A Squadron of French Men of War, under the Command of M. de Gennes. 1752 Froger, François
The Discoveries Of The World From Their First Original, Unto The Year of our Lord 1555. 1752 Galvão, António
News from the East Indies: Or, A Voyage to Bengalla, One Of The Greatest Kingdoms under the High and Mighty Prince Pedesha Shassallem, usually called the Great Mogul. ; With The State and Magnificence Of The Court of Malcandy, Kept By The Nabob, Viceroy or Vice-King under the aforesaid Monarch: Also Their Detestable Religion, mad and foppish Rites and Ceremonies, wicked Sacrifices, and impious Customs, used in those Parts. 1752 Bruton, William
The World Encompassed By Sir Francis Drake. : Offered now at last to publick View, ... ; Collected out of the Notes of Mr. Francis Fletcher, Preacher in this Employment, and compared with divers others Notes that went in the same Voyage. 1752 Fletcher, Francis
The Description Of A Voyage Made By certain Ships of Holland into the East-Indies. : With their Adventures and Success. Together with the Description of the Countries, Towns, and Inhabitants of the same. Who set forth on the Second of April 1595, and returned on the Fourteenth of August 1597. ; To which is added, The Sea-Journal, or Navigation of the Hollanders into Java, &c./ Translated out of Dutch into English By W. P[hillip] 1752
A True and Almost Incredible Report Of An Englishmen, that (being cast away in the good Ship called The Ascension, in Cambaya, the farthest Part of the East-Indies) travelled by land through many Unknown Kingdoms, and Great Cities : With A particular Description of all those Kingdoms, Cities, and People; As Also A Relation of their Commodities and Manner of Traffick, and what Seasons of the Year They are most in Use: Faithfully Related. With A Discovery of a Great Emperor, called the Great Mogul, a Prince not till now known to our English Nation. 1752 Coverte, Robert
A Brief Discovery or Description Of the most famous Island of Madagascar, or St. Laurence, In Asia, near unto the East-Indies. : With A Relation of the Healthfulness, Pleasure, Fertility, and Wealth of of [!] that Country, ... Also, The Condition of the Natives, ... Also, The Trading from Port to Port all India and Asia over, ... Likewise, The excellent Means an Accommodation to fit the Planters there, ... 1752 Boothby, Richard
An Answer Unto The Dutch Pamphlet, Made in Defence of the Unjust and Barbarous Proceedings Against The English, at Amboyna, in the East-Indies, By the Hollanders there. 1752
An Account Of The Empire Of China : Wherein is Describ'd The Country of China, with the Provinces and States subject to that Extensive Empire. Also An Account of its Climate, Product, Navigation, ... ; To which is prefix'd, A Discourse of the Navigation which the Portugueze do make to the Realms ... of the East Parts of the World. ; With several Appendixes. 1752 Escalante, Bernardino de
A True Relation Of The Inhuman and Unparalleled Actions, And Barbarous Murders, Of Negroes or Moors: Committed on three Englishmen in old Calabar in Guiney. Of The wonderful Deliverance of the fourth Person, after he had endured horrid Cruelties and Sufferings: Who lately arrived in England, and is now in his Majesty's Fleet. Together with A short but true Account of the Customs, Manners, and Growth of the Country, which is very pleasant. 1752
A Full and True Relation Of The Great and Wonderful Revolution That happened lately in the Kingdom of Siam in the East-Indies. : Giving a particular Account of the Seizing and Death of the late King, and of the setting up of a new One. As Also Of the putting to Death of the King's only Daughter; his adopted Son who was a Christian; his two Brothers; and of Monsieur Constance, his great Minister of State, and Favourer of the French. And Of the Expulsion of all the Jesuits, Missionary Priests, Officers and Soldiers of the French Nation out of that Kingdom, that endeavour'd to bring it under the French Domination. ; Being the Substance of several Letters writ in October 1688, and February 1689. from Siam, and the Coast of Cormandel. Never before published in any Language, and now translated into English. 1752
A Remonstrance Of The Directors Of The Netherlands East-India Company, Presented to the Lords States-General of the United-Provinces; In Defence of the said Company Touching the Bloody Proceedings Against The English Merchants, Executed At Amboyna. : Together With The Acts of the Process against the said English. And The Reply of the English East-India Company, To the said Remonstrance and Defence. Published by Authority. 1752
The Voyages Of The Sieur Le Maire, To The Canary Islands, Cape-Verde, Senegal, and Gambia. 1752 Le Maire, Jacques-Joseph
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