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 | "Joe," English Bay
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 | "Mystery"-a Study in the Roustchouk District
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 | "A Daintily-Clad Burmese Lady"
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 | "A Distant View of the Towers of Windsor"
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 | "A Kafedji"
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 | "Big Billy," the "Record" Mountain Goat
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 | "Big Foot" Wallace
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 | "Borachos," or Wine Skins
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 | "Bucky" O'Neil Monument, in the Plaza, Prescott, Arizona
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 | "C" Beach, August 8
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 | "Carmino," Falmouth
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 | "Chakzal, Chakzal" - the Tibetan Salutation
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 | "Christ on the Cross," in the Morada at Taos
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 | "Classical, scholar-built Berkeley"
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 | "Domestic Felicity" (from a Burmese Painting)
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 | "En Promenade"
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 | "Four-posters and the Things of Four-poster Days"
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 | "Glaciated snows . . . imprisoned by some vendetta-spirited Mountain"
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 | "Going to Town"
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 | "Grizzly Giant," Mariposa Grove, California
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 | "I'll Shoot You if You Drop that Box!"
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 | "In a Barren and Dry Land, where no Water is"
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 | "In emerald tufts, flowers purple, blue, and white,"
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 | "In the Eye of the Sun"
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 | "In the Ponds ... glow with many shades of pink to blue-purple, blue to grey, and mauve to purest white, the messengers between the gods and men
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 | "Indian Hunter," Cooperstown
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 | "Iron-Clad" on Wheels, Used in War
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 | "Jardim da Serra"
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 | "Just the Wild Beauty of the Shores, the Noble Expanse of the Stream, ... and Gadabout"
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 | "Little Boats Were Nosing Into the Bank Here and There"
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 | "Madonna and Child," in the Greek Church, Sitka
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 | "McCaig's Folly," Oban
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 | "Medicine Man" By Cyrus E. Dallin
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 | "Monmartroise"
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 | "Mush on, You Huskies"
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 | "News"
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 | "Occasionally a Little Lake Appears"
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 | "Often ... the Wandering Houseboat Comes Along to Find Only An Empty Pier"
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 | "Old Baldy" From Smiley Heights, California
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 | "Ours", 1864, Army of the Potomac
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 | "Paradise," Lake Wakatipu
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 | "Pat-a-Cake"
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 | "Pigs, Peas and Alfalfa"
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 | "Pool of Enchantment" By Melvin Earl Cummings
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 | "Pride of Madeira"
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 | "Pya-shikoh" (from a Burmese Painting)
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 | "Rock of Ages" in Winter
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 | "Staging in 1849"
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 | "Te Hongi"
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 | "Temple of Supreme Felicity". Residence of the Allied Missions at Tientsin
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 | "The Alhambra Garden", Elvaston Castle
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 | "The Black Stone" (Michigan Avenue and Hubbard Court)
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 | "The cataclysmal work of the Master Fates"
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 | "The Cathedral of the Desert" : Museum and Auditorium, Santa Fe
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 | "The Center of the Earth," Lost River
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 | "The Centre of the Universe" - Mandalay
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 | "The Cotter's Saturday Night"
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 | "The Dragon's Mouth"
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 | "The Fox", Chief of the Plain Crees
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 | "The Lady of the Woods"
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 | "The New Arrival"
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 | "The Parterre", Castle Howard
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 | "The Salt Lake Trail"
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 | "Then there are the scarlet, pink, and white Azaleas ... which glint at one on the hill-sides amidst the trees ..."
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 | "They spring, they bud, they blossome fresh and faire, and decke the world with their rich pompous showes"
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 | "Two Sisters" guarding Vancouver Harbour
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 | "Venerable Four-posters, Richly Carved and Dark"
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 | "Vermont" and "Wawona," Mariposa Grove, California
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 | "Villino Nair"
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 | "Vista", in the Gardens at Teddesley
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 | "Way down upon the Suwanee River"
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 | "Westward the Course of Empire takes its way"
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 | "When Spring unlocks the flowers to paint the laughing soil"
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 | "Whose leaves with their crimson glow Hide the heart that lies burning and black below"
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 | "Wooding Up"
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 | &34;After Cattle&34;
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 | &34;America has declared War&34;
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 | &34;Eyes - Right!&34;
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 | &34;Getting the Wind&34;
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 | &34;Grade &34; Number One Hard&34;
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 | &34;House of Cola di Rienzo,&34; by Ponte Rotto
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 | &34;I cleaned up the Alleman faction ...&34;
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 | &34;Many-domed Padua&34;
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 | &34;O.C. Bridges,&34; Sacile
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 | &34;On the Rhine&34; We reached our Objective
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 | &34;Shipping it Green&34; : Super-Dreadnought driving into a Heavy Sea
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 | &34;Sober he seemed, and sad of cheer ...&34;
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 | &34;The Scotch 'Black List'&34;
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 | &34;When I was at home I used to get a check for my kit from the baggage man&34;
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 | 'A Fatal Mistake' - A Covey flying out to Sea
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 | 'Jugging'
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 | 'Partridge Country'
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 | 'The Valley of Death'
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 | 'Their worst Enemy' - Hen-house and Poultry on Stubble Field
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 | 'Towered'
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 | 'Vermin'
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 | 'Ware Chase'
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 | (1) Cup, Cover, and Saucer. (2) Two-Handled Bowl, Cover, and Plate
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 | (1) Good Nesting Ground; (2) Bad Nesting Ground
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 | (1) House at Kurreechane to protect Children during the Night from Lions. (2) Tammaha House at Meribohwhey. (3) Furnace for Smelting at Kurreechane. (4-5) Pottery for containing Milk made at Kurreechane. (6) A Mashow Razor made of Steel.
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 | (1) Mangoe Fly (2) Queen (or Arrindy) Silkworm of Assam (3) Long Horned Beetle
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 | (1) The Right Shot; (2) The Wrong Shot
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 | (1) Vampire of Fox Bat (2) Tiger Beetle of Assam (3) Hercules Beetle of Assam
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 | (1-2) Leaf Insect of Assam (male & female) (3) Saiknah Caterpillar (butterfly)
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 | (?) Berenice
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 | (Attelage) Litiere de Vera Cruz a Mexico
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 | (Hacendado) Proprietaire
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 | (Jaluit) Madchen, (Ponape) Madchen, and Kabua, Konig von Jaluit
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 | (Lepero) Vagabond
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 | (Sheet 1) Charter Granted by Charles II Dated 3 April 1661 Confirming and Extending Former Charters
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 | (Sheet 1) Charter Granted by William and Mary
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 | (Sheet 2) Charter Granted by William and Mary
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 | (Sheet 6) (Sheet 1) Charter Granted by Charles II Dated 3 April 1661 Confirming and Extending Former Charters
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 | 1, 2, 3 - Sculptures de la Porte et du Plafond du Temple d'Omm-Beyday. 4 - Plan du Temple
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 | 1, 2, 3 - Trois Edifices Situes Pres de Zeytoun 4,5 Monument Souterrein a Gebel Mouta 6...12 - Plans et Details de Plusiers autres Constructions Souterreines
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 | 1-Brodiachii tungus. 2-Olennyi tungus
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 | 1-Zhitel' oliutorskago seleniia. 2-Brodiachii tungus
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 | 1. A Samaulie, 2. The Son of the Dola of Moosa
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 | 1. A Small Obelisk, 2. Pedestals or Altars, 3. A Large Altar near the Square, 4. The Pedestal of a Fallen Obelisk, 5. A Detached Stone in the Church Yard
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 | 1. Capitals in the Cathedral of Messina. 2. Windows of the Cathedral. 3. One of the Doors of the Nunziatella.
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 | 1. Craig Hall | 2. Glaslyn Chatham | 3. Galen Hall | 4. Royal Palace | 5. Blackstone | 6. Brighton Hotel
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 | 1. Drawing from Life at the Royal Academy, Somerset House.
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 | 1. Drawing from Life at the Royal Academy, Somerset House.
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![1. From the temple in Berenice [Baranis]; 2. Stations for the caravans? ; 3. Plan of the temple on the road to Berenice; 4. Greek fort... ; 5. Samaut; 6. Plan of the temple of Sakiet Minor; 7. Temple excavated in the rock in Sakiet Minor.](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-p/plates-illustrative-of-the-researches-and-operations-of-g-belzoni-1820/plates/35-assorted-archaeological-plans.jpg) | 1. From the temple in Berenice [Baranis]; 2. Stations for the caravans? ; 3. Plan of the temple on the road to Berenice; 4. Greek fort... ; 5. Samaut; 6. Plan of the temple of Sakiet Minor; 7. Temple excavated in the rock in Sakiet Minor.
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 | 1. Inscription on a Column at Damietta, 2. Copper Dovetail found at Bahbeit, 3. Ancient Column found at Mafsowah
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 | 1. Mortar and pestle from Pueblo of Hanoor Tegua. 2. 'Stone mill or "metate," Oraybe. 3. Water jug, of basket work, covered with resin. 4. Mask.
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 | 1. Off for a Ride on the Bay | 2. Trap Shooting from the Inlet Shore | 3. Atlantic City Country Club | 4. Atlantic City Yacht Club | A Home one the Ocean | 5. Knife and Fork Inn
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![1. Pooruck Pranaiyam [Puraka pranayama]. 2. Kumbuck [Kumbhaka]. 3. Raichuck [Recaka].](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-s/sundhya-or-the-daily-prayers-of-the-brahmins-1851/plates/07-pooruck-pranaiyam-kumbuck-raichuck.jpg) | 1. Pooruck Pranaiyam [Puraka pranayama]. 2. Kumbuck [Kumbhaka]. 3. Raichuck [Recaka].
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 | 1. the Ruins of La Favara.
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 | 1. Vue du Village de Gharmy 2...5 Plan et Detailsdes Ruines Appelees Amondeyn
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 | 10) Mohilla, Mayolla, Joanna
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 | 10. The Hall, Blue Coat School.
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 | 10. The Hall, Blue Coat School.
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 | 100. New Covent Garden Theatre.
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 | 101. South Sea House Dividend Hall.
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 | 101st Grenadiers and 102nd King Edward's Own Grenadiers
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 | 102. Excise Office, Broad Street.
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 | 103. View of Westminster Hall and Bridge.
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 | 104. A View of London from the Thames, taken opposite the Adelphi.
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 | 10th Army Corps (I)
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 | 10th Army Corps (II)
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 | 10th Duke of Cambridge's Own Lancers
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 | 11) Magadoxa, Melinde, Mombaza, Quiloa
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 | 11. Bow Street Office.
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 | 11. Bow Street Office.
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 | 11th Army Corps (I)
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 | 11th Army Corps (II)
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 | 11th King Edward's Own Lancers
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 | 12) Magadoxa
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 | 12. Pass-Rrom, Bridewell.
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 | 12. Pass-Rrom, Bridewell.
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 | 124th Duchess of Connaught's Own Baluchistan Infantry
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 | 125th Napier's Rifles
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 | 127th Queen Mary's Own Baluch Light Infantry
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 | 12th Army Corps (I)
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 | 12th Army Corps (II)
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 | 12th Cavalry
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 | 13) Arabia Felix, Aden, Doara
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 | 13. British Institution (Pall Mall).
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 | 13. British Institution (Pall Mall).
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 | 14) Arabian Shore
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 | 14. The Hall and Stair Case, British Museum.
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 | 14. The Hall and Stair Case, British Museum.
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 | 14th Army Corps (I)
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 | 14th Army Corps (II)
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 | 14th Army Corps (III)
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 | 14th Army Corps (IV)
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 | 14th Murray's Jat Lancers
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 | 15) Moha, the Red Sea
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 | 15. The Hall, Carlton House.
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 | 15. The Hall, Carlton House.
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 | 15th Army Corps (I)
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 | 15th Army Corps (II)
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 | 15th Lancers
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 | 15th Ludhiana Sikhs
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 | 16) Moha, Arabian Felix, the Red Sea
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 | 16. The Roman Catholic Chapel (Lincoln Inn Fields).
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 | 16. The Roman Catholic Chapel (Lincoln Inn Fields).
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 | 16th Army Corps (I)
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 | 16th Army Corps (II)
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 | 17) A Description of Asabb Bay, the Red Sea
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 | 17. Coal Exchange.
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 | 17. Coal Exchange.
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 | 17th Army Corps (I)
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 | 17th Army Corps (II)
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 | 18) Arabia, Felix
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 | 18. Royal Cock Pit.
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 | 18. Royal Cock Pit.
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 | 18th Army Corps (I)
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 | 18th Army Corps (II)
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 | 18th King George's Own Lancers
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![19) Persia, Arabia, Felix [I]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/30-persia-arabia-felix-I.jpg) | 19) Persia, Arabia, Felix [I]
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 | 19. Water Engine, Cold-Bath-Fields Prison.
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 | 19. Water Engine, Cold-Bath-Fields Prison.
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 | 19th Army Corps (I)
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 | 19th Army Corps (II)
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 | 19th Army Corps (III)
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 | 19th Army Corps (IV)
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 | 19th Lancers
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 | 19th Punjabis
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche I
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche II
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche III
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche IV
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche IX
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche V
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche VI
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche VII
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche VIII
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche X
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche XI
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche XII
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche XIII
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche XIV
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche XIX
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche XV
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche XVI
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche XVII
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche XVIII
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche XX
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche XXI
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche XXII
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche XXIII
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche XXIV
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche XXIX
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche XXV
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche XXVI
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche XXVII
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche XXVIII
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche XXX
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche XXXI
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 | 1er Expedition - Planche XXXII
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 | 1st and 3rd Brahmans
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 | 1st Army Corps (I)
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 | 1st Army Corps (II)
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 | 1st Cavalry Division
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 | 1st Communication
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 | 1st Duke of York's Own Lancers and 3rd Skinner's Horse
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 | 1st Veteran Army Corps
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche III
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche IV
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche IX
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche L
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche LI
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche LII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche LIII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche LIV
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche LIX
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche LV
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche LVI
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche LVII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche LVIII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche LX
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche LXI
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche LXII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche LXIII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche LXIV
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche LXIX
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche LXV
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche LXVI
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche LXVII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche LXVIII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche V
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche VI
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche VII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche VIII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche X
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XI
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XIII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XIV
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XIX
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XV
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XVI
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XVII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XVIII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XX
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXI
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXIII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXIV
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXIX
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXV
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXVI
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXVII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXVIII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXX
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXXI
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXXII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXXIII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXXIV
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXXIX
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXXV
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXXVI
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXXVII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXXVIII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXXX
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXXXI
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXXXII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXXXIII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXXXIV
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXXXIX
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXXXV
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXXXVI
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXXXVII
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 | 2ème Expedition - Planche XXXXVIII
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 | 2) Cape Bona Esperanca
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 | 2. Exhibition Room, Somerset House.
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 | 2. Exhibition Room, Somerset House.
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 | 2. the Ponte Del Ammiraglio.
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![20) Persia, Arabia, Felix [II]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/31-persia-arabia-felix-II.jpg) | 20) Persia, Arabia, Felix [II]
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 | 20. The College of Physicians.
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 | 20. The College of Physicians.
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 | 20th Army Corps (I)
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 | 20th Army Corps (II)
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 | 20th Army Corps (III)
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 | 20th Army Corps (IV)
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 | 20th Duke of Cambridge's Own Infantry and 30th Punjabis
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![21) Persia, Arabia, Felix [III]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/32-persia-arabia-felix-III.jpg) | 21) Persia, Arabia, Felix [III]
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 | 21. Houseof Commons.
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 | 21. Houseof Commons.
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 | 21st Army Corps (I)
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 | 21st Army Corps (II)
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 | 22) Cong in Persia described, Bussora described (Euphrates River)
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 | 22. Court of Chancery, Lincoln's Inn Hall.
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 | 22. Court of Chancery, Lincoln's Inn Hall.
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 | 22nd Army Corps (I)
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 | 22nd Army Corps (II)
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 | 22nd Punjabis
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 | 23) Persia, Guzarat
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 | 23. Court of Common Pleas, Westminster Hall.
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 | 23. Court of Common Pleas, Westminster Hall.
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 | 23rd Army Corps (I)
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 | 23rd Army Corps (II)
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![24) Guzarat, India [I]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/35-guzarat-india.jpg) | 24) Guzarat, India [I]
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 | 24. Court of the King's Bench, Westminster Hall.
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 | 24. Court of the King's Bench, Westminster Hall.
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 | 24th Army Corps (I)
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 | 24th Army Corps (II)
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 | 24th Punjabis
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 | 25) Busseen, Vingerle, Malabar, Rojapore
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 | 25. Court of the Exchequer, Westminster Hall.
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 | 25. Court of the Exchequer, Westminster Hall.
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 | 25th Army Corps (I)
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 | 25th Army Corps (II)
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 | 25th Cavalry
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 | 26) Malabar
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 | 26. Covent Garden Market, Westminster Election.
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 | 26. Covent Garden Market, Westminster Election.
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 | 26th Punjabis
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![27) Guzarat, India [II]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/38-guzarat-india.jpg) | 27) Guzarat, India [II]
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 | 27. Covent Barden Theatre.
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 | 27. Covent Barden Theatre.
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 | 27th Light Cavalry and 26th King George's Own Light Cavalry
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 | 28) The Riseing of the Land as it Appeareth to the Eye
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 | 28. Custom House from the River Thames.
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 | 28. Custom House from the River Thames.
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 | 29) India
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 | 29. The Long Room, Custom House.
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 | 29. The Long Room, Custom House.
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 | 2eme Expedition - Planche I
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 | 2eme Expedition - Planche II
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 | 2nd Army Corps (I)
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 | 2nd Army Corps (II)
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 | 2nd King Edward's Own Gurkha Rifles
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 | 2nd Queen's Own Sappers and Miners
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche I
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche II
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche III
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche IV
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche IX
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche V
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche VI
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche VII
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche VIII
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche X
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XI
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XII
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XIII
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XIV
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XIX
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XL
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XLI
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XLIV
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XLL, XLIII & XLV
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XLVI
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XV
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XVI
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XVII
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XVIII
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XX
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XXI
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XXII
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XXIII
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XXIV
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XXIX
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XXV
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XXVI
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XXVII
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XXVIII
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XXX
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XXXI
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XXXII
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XXXXIII
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XXXXIV
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XXXXIX
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XXXXV
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XXXXVI
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XXXXVII
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 | 3ème Expedition - Planche XXXXVIII
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![3) Monomotapa [II]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/14-monomotapa-II.jpg) | 3) Monomotapa [II]
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 | 3. Board Room of the Admiralty.
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 | 3. Board Room of the Admiralty.
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 | 30) Bombahem Island, Island of Saltset, Coronia
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 | 30. Debating Society, Piccadilly.
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 | 30. Debating Society, Piccadilly.
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 | 31) Surrat City, Cambaya, Guzarat
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 | 31. Doctor's Commons.
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 | 31. Doctor's Commons.
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 | 31st Duke of Connaught's Own Lancers
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 | 32) Bombay
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 | 32. Drury Lane Theatre.
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 | 32. Drury Lane Theatre.
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 | 32nd Lancers, 33rd Queen's Own Light Cavalry, and Queen's Own Corps of Guides
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 | 33) Isle Coronia, India
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 | 33rd Punjabis
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 | 34) Saltset Island, Bombay Island, Coronia
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 | 34th Prince Albert Victor's Own Poona Horse
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 | 35) Rojapore
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 | 35th Sikhs
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 | 36) Carwar
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 | 37) Malapi
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 | 37th Lancers, 35th Scinde Horse, and 36th Jacob's Horse
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 | 38) Callicut
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 | 38th King George's Own Central India Horse
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 | 39) Cuchin
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 | 39th Garhwal Rifles
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 | 3rd Army Corps (I)
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 | 3rd Army Corps (II)
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 | 3rd Sappers and Miners
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 | 4) Lagao
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 | 4. Astley's Amphitheatre.
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 | 4. Astley's Amphitheatre.
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 | 40) Comarin
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 | 40th Pathans
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![41) Ceiloan [I]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/52-ceiloan-I.jpg) | 41) Ceiloan [I]
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![42) Ceiloan [II]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/53-ceiloan-II.jpg) | 42) Ceiloan [II]
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 | 42nd Deoli Regiment
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![43) Coramandel [I]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/54-coramandel-I.jpg) | 43) Coramandel [I]
The Coromandel Coast is a name formerly applied officially to the eastern seaboard of India approximately between Cape Calimere, in 10° 17' N., 79° 56' E., and the mouths of the Kistna river. The shore, which is low, is without a single good natural harbour, and is at all times beaten by a heavy sea. Communication with ships can be effected only by catamarans and flat-bottomed surf-boats. The north-east monsoon, which lasts from October till April, is exceedingly violent for three months after its commencement. From April till October hot southerly winds blow by day; at night the heat is tempered by sea-breezes. The principal places frequented by shipping are Pulicat, Madras, Sadras, Pondicherry, Cuddalore, Tranquebar, Nagore, and Negapatam. The name Coromandel is said to be derived from Cholamandal, the mandal or region of the ancient dynasty of the Chola. Its official use has lapsed. References: 1911 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volume 7. pg. 187. |
 | 43rd Erinpura Regiment, 44th Merwara Infantry, and 108th Infantry
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![44) Coramandel [II]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/55-coramandel-II.jpg) | 44) Coramandel [II]
The Coromandel Coast is a name formerly applied officially to the eastern seaboard of India approximately between Cape Calimere, in 10° 17' N., 79° 56' E., and the mouths of the Kistna river. The shore, which is low, is without a single good natural harbour, and is at all times beaten by a heavy sea. Communication with ships can be effected only by catamarans and flat-bottomed surf-boats. The north-east monsoon, which lasts from October till April, is exceedingly violent for three months after its commencement. From April till October hot southerly winds blow by day; at night the heat is tempered by sea-breezes. The principal places frequented by shipping are Pulicat, Madras, Sadras, Pondicherry, Cuddalore, Tranquebar, Nagore, and Negapatam. The name Coromandel is said to be derived from Cholamandal, the mandal or region of the ancient dynasty of the Chola. Its official use has lapsed. References: 1911 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volume 7. pg. 187. |
![45) Bisnagar [I]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/56-bisnagar-I.jpg) | 45) Bisnagar [I]
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 | 45th Rattray's Sikhs
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![46) Orixa [I]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/57-orixa-I.jpg) | 46) Orixa [I]
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 | 46th and 33rd Punjabis
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![47) Ceiloan [III]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/58-ceiloan-III.jpg) | 47) Ceiloan [III]
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 | 48) Part of the Coast of Malabar, Ceiloan
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 | 49) Ceiloan, Coramandel
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 | 4th and 4th Window, North Aisle
Fourth & Fifth Window, North Aisle. [6 monuments] John Barker Esq / Henry Priestman / Jas Stewart Denham / Philip Carteret / Thomas Livingston. |
 | 4th Army Corps (I)
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 | 4th Army Corps (II)
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 | 4th Army Corps (III)
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 | 4th Army Corps (IV)
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 | 4th Gurkha Rifles
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 | 5) Mosambique, Soffala
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 | 5. Dining Hall, Asylum.
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 | 5. Dining Hall, Asylum.
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![50) Coramandel [III]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/61-coramandel-III.jpg) | 50) Coramandel [III]
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![51) Bisnagar [II]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/62-bisnagar-II.jpg) | 51) Bisnagar [II]
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![52) Orixa [II]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/63-orixa-II.jpg) | 52) Orixa [II]
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 | 53) Bengall, Bay of Bengall
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 | 54) Bengall Bay, Aracam
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 | 55) Pegu
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 | 56) Martaban
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 | 57) Malaya, Sumatra
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 | 58) Borneo
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 | 59) Malaya
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 | 5th Army Corps (I)
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 | 5th Army Corps (II)
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 | 5th Light Infantry and 6th Jat Light Infantry
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![6) S. Lorinso [I]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/17-s-lorinso-I.jpg) | 6) S. Lorinso [I]
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 | 6. Christie's Auction Room.
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 | 6. Christie's Auction Room.
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 | 60) Bancosey, Siam, Cambodia, Siompa
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 | 61) Cambodia, China, Siompa
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 | 62) Quinam, Aynam
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 | 63) Tonquin, Qunacy, Aynam
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 | 64) Cantan, Formosa, Luconia
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 | 65) Luconia
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 | 65. Queen's Palace, St. James's Park.
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 | 66) China
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 | 66. Royal Circus.
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![67) Formosa [I]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/78-formosa-I.jpg) | 67) Formosa [I]
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 | 67. Royal Exchange.
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![68) Formosa [II]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/79-formosa-II.jpg) | 68) Formosa [II]
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 | 68. Royal Institution, Albermale Street.
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 | 69) Chekiang, China, Formosa
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 | 69. Sadlers Wells Theatre.
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 | 6th Army Corps (I)
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 | 6th Army Corps (II)
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 | 6th Gurkha Rifles
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 | 6th King Edward's Own Cavalry and 8th Cavalry
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 | 6th, 7th, and 8th Windows, North Aisle
Sixth, Seventh & Eighth Windows, North Aisle. [15 monuments] William Levintz / Thomas Banks / Josiah & John Twysden / H. Twysden / Jas. Bringfield / Robt. Killigrew / Gideon Loten / Ann Whytell / Edward Herbert / G. Thornburgh / Mary Beaufoy / Jane Hill / Thomas Mansel & William Morgan / Edward Mansel / R. Mead / Robt. & Rich. Cholmondeley. |
![7) Mosambuique, S. Lorinso [I]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/18-mosambuique-s-lorinso-I.jpg) | 7) Mosambuique, S. Lorinso [I]
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 | 7. The Great Hall, Bank of England.
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 | 7. The Great Hall, Bank of England.
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![70) Islands [I]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/81-islands.jpg) | 70) Islands [I]
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 | 70. Session House, Clerkenwell.
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 | 71) Xantung, Nanquin
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 | 71. Society for the Encouragement of Arts &c. Adelphi.
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 | 72) Japan, Cikoko, Tanaxima
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 | 72. Society of Agriculture.
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 | 73) Sumatra, Malaya
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 | 73. Somerset House, Strand.
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 | 74) Sumatra
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 | 74. Stamp Office, Somerset House.
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 | 75) Java, Sumatra
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 | 75. New Stock Exchange.
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 | 76) Sumatra, Sunda Straghts
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 | 76. Drawing Room St. James's.
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 | 77) Sunda Straghts, Java
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 | 77. St. Luke's Hospital.
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 | 78) Sumatra, Sunda Straghts, Java
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 | 78. St. Margaret's Westminster.
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 | 79) Sumatra, Straghts of Sunda, Java
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 | 79. St. Martins, in the Fields.
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 | 7th Army Corps (I)
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 | 7th Army Corps (II)
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![8) Mosambuique, S. Lorinso [II]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/19-mosambuique-s-lorinso-II.jpg) | 8) Mosambuique, S. Lorinso [II]
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 | 8. Bartholomew Fair.
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 | 8. Bartholomew Fair.
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![80) Sumatra, Banca [I]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/91-sumatra-banca-I.jpg) | 80) Sumatra, Banca [I]
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 | 80. St. Paul's Cathedral.
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![81) Sumatra, Banca [II]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/92-sumatra-banca-II.jpg) | 81) Sumatra, Banca [II]
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 | 81. Surrey Institution.
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![82) Java [I]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/93-java-I.jpg) | 82) Java [I]
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 | 82. Synagogue, Dukes Place, Houndsditch.
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 | 82nd Punjabis
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![83) Java [II]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/94-java-II.jpg) | 83) Java [II]
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 | 83. Tattersall's Horse Repository.
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 | 84) Sumatra, Java
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 | 84. Temple Church.
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 | 85) Sumatra, Banca, Borneo, Succadana
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 | 85. View of The Tower.
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 | 86) Borneo, Celebes
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 | 86. Horse Armoury, Tower.
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 | 87) Celebes, Java
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 | 87. Board of Trade.
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 | 88) Celebes, Ende, Tiimor
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 | 88. Trinity House.
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 | 89) Celebes Island
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![89. Vauxhall Garden [caption almost erased].](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-t/the-microcosm-of-london-v03-1904/plates/28-vauxhall-garden.jpg) | 89. Vauxhall Garden [caption almost erased].
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 | 8th Army Corps (I)
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 | 8th Army Corps (II)
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 | 8th Avenue East
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 | 8th Avenue East, looking West
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![9) S. Lorinso [II]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/20-s-lorinso-II.jpg) | 9) S. Lorinso [II]
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 | 9. Billingsgate Market.
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 | 9. Billingsgate Market.
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![90) Islands [II]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/a-description-of-the-sea-coasts-in-the-east-indies-1690/plates/101-islands.jpg) | 90) Islands [II]
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 | 90. St. Stephen's Walbrook.
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 | 91) Paragoa, Mindoro Island, Luconia
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 | 91. Watch House, St. Mary Le Bone.
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 | 92) Borneo, Paragoa, Isle of Mindoro
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 | 92. West India Docks.
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 | 93) Siompa, Borneo
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 | 93. Westminster Abbey.
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 | 94) China, Siompa
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 | 94. Westminster Hall.
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 | 95. Whitehall.
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 | 96. Workhouse, St. James's Parish.
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 | 97. Greenwich Hospital.
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 | 98. Chelsea Hospital.
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 | 99. Military College, Chelsea.
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 | 9th Army Corps (I)
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 | 9th Army Corps (II)
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 | 9th Gurkha Rifles
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 | 9th, 10th, 11th Windows, North Aisle
Ninth, Tenth & Eleventh Windows, North Aisle. [9 monuments] William Horneck Wsq / Jas. Egerton / Fred Lake / Capt's. Hervey & Hutt / Sir Godfrey Kneller / Penelope Egerton / Gen. Lawrence / Anne Countess of Clanrickard / Martha Price / J. Woodward. |
 | Calyptorhynchus baudinii - Baudin's Cockatoo
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 | Cereus giganteus
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 | Lorius domicella - Black-capped Lory
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 | Macrocercus aracanga - Red and Yellow Maccaw
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 | Macrocercus ararauna - Blue and Yellow Maccaw
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 | Macrocercus hyacinthinus - Hyacinthine Maccaw
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 | Nanodes undulatus - Undulated Parrakeet
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 | Palaeornis anthopeplus - Blossom-feathered Parrakeet
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 | Palaeornis columboides - Pigeon Parrakeet
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 | Palaeornis cucullatus - Hooded Parrakeet
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 | Palaeornis melanura - Black-tailed Parrakeet
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![<i>Palaeornis novae-hollandiae</i> - New Holland Parrakeet [1. Male, 2. Female]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-i/illustrations-of-the-family-of-psittacidae-or-parrots-1832/plates/29-palaeornis-novae-hollandiae-new-holland-parrakeet-1-male-2-female.jpg) | Palaeornis novae-hollandiae - New Holland Parrakeet [1. Male, 2. Female]
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 | Palaeornis rosaceus - Roseate Parrakeet
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 | Palaeornis torquatus - Rose-Ringed Parrakeet, Yellow Variety
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 | Platycercus barnardi - Barnard's Parrakeet
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 | Platycercus baueri - Bauer's Parrakeet
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 | Platycercus brownii - Brown's Parrakeet
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![<i>Platycercus erythropterus</i> - Crimson-winged Parrakeet [1. Female, 2. Young Male]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-i/illustrations-of-the-family-of-psittacidae-or-parrots-1832/plates/17-platycercus-erythropterus-crimson-winged-parrakeet-1-female-2-young-male.jpg) | Platycercus erythropterus - Crimson-winged Parrakeet [1. Female, 2. Young Male]
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![<i>Platycercus erythropterus</i> - Crimson-winged Parrakeet [Male, Adult]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-i/illustrations-of-the-family-of-psittacidae-or-parrots-1832/plates/16-platycercus-erythropterus-crimson-winged-parrakeet-male-adult.jpg) | Platycercus erythropterus - Crimson-winged Parrakeet [Male, Adult]
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 | Platycercus pacifcus - Pacific Parrakeet
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 | Platycercus palliceps - Paleheaded Parrakeet
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 | Platycercus pileatus - Red-capped Parrakeet
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![<i>Platycercus pileatus</i> - Red-capped Parrakeet [Female]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-i/illustrations-of-the-family-of-psittacidae-or-parrots-1832/plates/24-platycercus-pileatus-red-capped-parrakeet-female.jpg) | Platycercus pileatus - Red-capped Parrakeet [Female]
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 | Platycercus stanleyii - Stanley Parrakeet
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![<i>Platycercus stanleyii</i> - Stanley Parrakeet [Young Male]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-i/illustrations-of-the-family-of-psittacidae-or-parrots-1832/plates/26-platycercus-stanleyii-stanley-parrakeet-young-male.jpg) | Platycercus stanleyii - Stanley Parrakeet [Young Male]
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 | Platycercus tabuensis - Tabuan Parrakeet
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 | Platycercus unicolor - Uniform Parrakeet
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 | Plyctolophus galeritus - Greater Sulphur-crested Cockatoo
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 | Plyctolophus leadbeateri - Leadbeater's Cockatoo
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 | Plyctolophus rosaceus - Salmon-crested Cockatoo
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 | Plyctolophus sulphureus - Lesser Sulphur-crested Cockatoo
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 | Psittacara leptorhyncha - Long-billed Parrakeet-Maccaw
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 | Psittacara nana - Dwarf Parrakeet-Maccaw
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 | Psittacara patagonica - Patagonian Parrakeet-Maccaw
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 | Psittacula kuhlii - Kuhl's Parrakeet
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 | Psittacula rubrifrons - Red-fronted Parrakeet
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 | Psittacula swinderniana - Swindern's Parrakeet
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 | Psittacula taranta - Abyssinian Parrakeet
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 | Psittacula torquata - Collared Parrakeet
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 | Psittacus badiceps - Bay-Headed Parrot
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 | Sequoia gigantea (Wellingtonia gigantea)
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 | Trichoglossus matoni - Maton's Parrakeet
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 | Trichoglossus rubritorquis - Scarlet-collared Parrakeet
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 | Trichoglossus versicolor - Variegated Parrakeet
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 | Vers Marins (Jellyfish)
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 | Vers Marins (Jellyfish)
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 | Victory
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 | A "Bazoo Band"
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 | A "Dust-Band" or Armlet
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 | A "Serpaitch"
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 | A "Serpaitch" or Head Ornament
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 | A "Study" in the Bodleian Library - Mr. John Fulleylove, R.I
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 | A "Zikr"
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 | A 4-11 Fire Alarm
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 | A Baby of Telemarken
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 | A Bacchanalian Scene at Don Luigi's Ball
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 | A Back Canal, Osaka
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 | A Back Country Oak
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 | A Back Country Valley
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 | A Back Street
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 | A Back Street in Trento
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 | A Backwater of the Danube
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 | A Bagpiper
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 | A Bailiff's Cottage
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 | A Bakers Shop
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 | A Balancer
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 | A Balancing Feat
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 | A Balcony
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 | A Balia (Nurse) in the Villa Nazionale, Naples
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 | A Banana Cart
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 | A Band of Music Gold Coast Interior
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 | A Bank of White Heather
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 | A Baolee near the old city of Delhi
Plate 18 from the third set of Thomas and William Daniell's 'Oriental Scenery.' This step-well or baoli, near the funerary complex in Delhi of Shaikh Nizam al-Din Aulia (1236-1325), is believed to have been built by the followers of the Saint. It is surrounded by a mosque and some tombs. The Daniells saw small boys dive into the water to retrieve coins, as they still do. |
 | A Bara Durri at Delhi
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 | A Barabintzian Girl
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 | A Barabintzian Woman
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 | A Barabinzian Girl
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 | A Barabinzian Woman
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 | A Barabinzian Woman
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 | A Baralong Fruitseller
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 | A Barber
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 | A Barber
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 | A Barkandaz
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 | A Bashkir Trooper
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 | A Bashkir Tropper
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 | A Bashkirian Woman
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 | A Bashkirian Woman
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 | A Basket-weaver
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 | A Bath
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 | A Bay-Window at Nuremberg
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 | A Bazaar
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 | A Bazaar at Peshawur
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 | A Bazaar in Amritsar
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 | A Bazaar in Seedhiyas Camp
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 | A Bazaar, Delhi
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 | A Bazaar, Marrakesh
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 | A Bear Plunging into the Sea
The crew attempted to shoot the bear, but failed. The polar bear is Ursus maritimus. |
 | A Bear-Trap
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 | A Beautiful Drive in Balboa Park
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 | A Bedawi Tent
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 | A Bedouin Arab
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 | A Bedoween Man and Woman
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 | A Beggar
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 | A Beggar
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 | A Beggar with a Dog
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 | A Beggar with a Monkey
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 | A Beggar with a Serpent
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 | A Belgian Camp
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 | A Benares Ekka
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 | A Bengali Woman
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 | A Betel-Leaf and Areca-Nut Seller
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 | A Big Turtle Ready for Market
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 | A Birch-Wood in Springtime, by Loch Maree, Ross-shire
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 | A Bird's-eye View of Dawson
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 | A Bird's-eye View of Seward
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 | A Biskra Woman
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 | A Bit of Old England
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 | A Bit of Rio with the Ilha das Cobras and the Ilha Fiscal
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 | A Bit of Rio's North Western Suburbs
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 | A Bit of Yarmouth in the East : View from Quay at Navy House, Port Said
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 | A Blacksmith
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 | A Blacksmith of Upper Austria
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 | A Blacksmith of Upper Austria, in his Holiday Clothes
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 | A Blacksmith's Shop
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 | A Blacksmith's Shop
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 | A Blaze of Sun
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 | A Bleu de Roi Butter-Dish, and Vases
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 | A Blind Beggar
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 | A Blind Beggar
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 | A Blind Beggar
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 | A Blind Beggar Woman
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 | A Blond Day
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 | A Blue Canopic Jar with Anbis Head
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 | A Boatload of Fragrance
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 | A Boatman and his Family
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 | A Boer and his Pony
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 | A Boer Vrouw
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 | A Bohemian or Gypsey
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 | A Bohemian or Gypsey
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 | A Bohemian Serf
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 | A Bohemian Serf
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 | A Bohemian Woman
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 | A Bohemian Woman
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 | A Bone Sled, Dog Ship, Spear, and Knife of the Arctic Highlanders
The spear and sledge or sled were gifts from the Inuit to Captain Ross. The spear was made of narwhal tusk. The sled was made of seal bones and sealskin, with the runners made of narwhal tusk. |
 | A Bonzee begging Alms
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 | A Bookseller
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 | A Boor's wife taking her Coffee
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 | A Boosh-Wannah Hut
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 | A Booteah Servant
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 | A Boschee
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 | A Bosjesman in Armour
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 | A Bosniac
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 | A Boukharian of Siberia
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 | A Boukharian of Siberia
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 | A Boxing Match in the Y.M.C.A. Hut, Henriville
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 | A Boy Cleaning a Kettle
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 | A Boy cleaning Kettle
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 | A Boy of Axel
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 | A Boy of Goes
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 | A Boy of Saetersdalen
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 | A Boy of Veere
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 | A Boy of Veere astride a Rocking Horse
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 | A Boy Smoking, Volendam
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 | A Boy Smoking, Volendam
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 | A Boy with Vegetables
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 | A Brabant Moor
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 | A Brabant Moor
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 | A Brahmin
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 | A Branch of Okanagan Beauties
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 | A Bratzkian Schaman, or female magician
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 | A Bratzkian Schaman, or Female Magician
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 | A Bratzkian Woman of Udinskoi Ostrog
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 | A Bratzkian Woman, of Udinskoi Ostrog
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 | A Brazilian Family
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 | A Bread Seller : Funchal Market
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 | A Breeze off the Lizard
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 | A Breezy Day at Ayat
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 | A Breton Calvaire
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 | A Breton Calvaire: the oratory of Jacques Cartier
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 | A Breton Farmer
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 | A Breton Woman
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 | A Brick Oven in the Bake-Room
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 | A Brickfield, Marrakesh
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 | A Bricklayer
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 | A Bridge adapted to Park Scenery
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 | A Bridge and Boat House
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 | A Bridge and Temple
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 | A Brigand
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 | A Bright Angel Trail Party - Grand Canyon
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 | A Bright Garden Corner
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 | A Brind Feast
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 | A Buddha-near Pagan
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 | A Buddhist Shrine
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 | A Buffalo Hunt
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 | A Buffalo Pound. Feb. 8, 1820
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 | A Bukharian of Siberia
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 | A Bulb Farm near Overveen
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 | A Bulb House
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 | A Bulb-Grower's Garden
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 | A Bulgarian Farm
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 | A Bulgarian Market Town
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 | A Bullock Cart, Jodhupur
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 | A Bullock Team Hauling Timber in the Chaco, Argentina
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 | A Bullock-cart, Ajmere
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 | A Bunderwallah
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 | A Bungalow on the Hills, Jamaica
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 | A Burial Place at Beirut
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 | A Burmese Hamlet
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 | A Burmese Man
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 | A Burmese Woman
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 | A Bush Road
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 | A Bush Section on Greenland, Otago (Fox Lodge)
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 | A Bushwoman
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 | A Busy Bazaar in Delhi
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 | A Busy Day on Dearborn and Randolph Streets
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 | A By-canal
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 | A Bygone Lord Mayor's House, Austin Friars
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 | A Cabin at Ballyshannon
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 | A Cacique in his dress of ceremony
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 | A Cafe in Ada Kaleh
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 | A Cairene Cafe
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 | A Cairo Shop
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 | A Cairo Street
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 | A Calessino, or Hackney-Chaise
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 | A California Trout Stream
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 | A Camel Rider from Kota
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 | A Camel-Sowar of the 10th Bengal Lancers
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 | A Campiello
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 | A Campo Graveyard
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 | A Campo Graveyard
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 | A Campo Graveyard
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 | A Canal at Middelburg
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 | A Canal in Osaka
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 | A Canarese Water Woman
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 | A Canarese Woman
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 | A Canarese Woman drawing Water
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 | A Canarese Woman grinding Millet
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 | A Canister-maker
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 | A Canoe showing the "Totoishu," New Georgia, Solomon Islands
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 | A Canon in the Sierra Madre
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 | A Cantoria. Donatello, in the Museum of the Cathedral
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 | A Cap-maker
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 | A Cape Cart from Cronje's Laager
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 | A Capital in the Church of San Vitale, Ravenna
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 | A Capriote Fisherman's Wife
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 | A Capsize off Whydah
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 | A Captain
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 | A Captain of Infantry in Field Rig
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 | A Capuchin Friar
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 | A Car of Portuguese Estramadura
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 | A Caramanian Family changing it's Abode
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 | A Caramanian Waiwode
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 | A Caravan on the Sahara
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 | A Cardinal in Villa d'Este
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 | A Carlsbad Home
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 | A Carpenter
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 | A Carpet Fair at Astrakhan
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 | A Carro Stand : Funchal
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 | A Cascade at Tijuca
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 | A Casualty on the Montello
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 | A Cattle Camp in Parana
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 | A Cattle Market
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 | A Cavern at Mount Circaei
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 | A Cedar of Lebanon
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 | A celebrated Ottawa Chief
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 | A Cemetery by the Bosporus
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 | A Cenotaph
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 | A Chaco Lagoon
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 | A Chaco Lagoon
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 | A Chaco Stream
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 | A Chaco Stream
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 | A Chapel Doorway
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 | A Characteristic Japanese Dance
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 | A Charioteer (monochrome)
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 | A Charming Corner
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 | A chart of Flanders between Calis and Walcheren
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 | A chart of Gvinea describeing the sea coast from Cape de Verde to Cape Bona Esperanca
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 | A chart of part of the coast of Cochin-china
A chart of part of the coast of Cochin-china, including Turon harbour, and the island of Callao; to which is added, a view of the entrance into Turon bay, the southern peak of the peninsula Tien-cha, bearing west by north, distant ten miles. On approaching this peninsula from the southward or westward, the entrance into the harbour appears to lie between it and a curious group of marble rocks, which in fact are connected by a very low and narrow isthmus, not visible from the deck at the above distance of ten miles. The entrance is round the northern point of the peninsula. |
 | A chart of several clusters of islands lying on the eastern coast of China
A chart of several clusters of islands lying on the eastern coast of China, usually called the Chu-san islands, with the track of the Clarence from the southernmost group, called the Quee-sans, to the harbour of Chu-san. This plate contains also a sketch of the harbour of Chu-san, taken with the compass from the anchorage of the Clarence, and the appearance of the surrounding lands, as seen from the same spot. Of these islands a chart had formerly been published ; but the situation of the Holderness rock, tho taken exactly from the journal of the ship of that name, is very erroneously marked upon it; and it is of material consequence to know its exact position ; nor is any notice taken in that chart of the rock on which the Hindostan struck ; nor the proper track laid down, thro the very intricate passages amongst those numerous islands. It was therefore thought that a new chart, with these and other alterations and additions, might not be useless to the future navigator. |
 | A chart of Spaine
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 | A chart of the Baltick sea with the North Bodom & Lading
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 | A chart of the bay of Biscaia
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 | A chart of the Brittish chanel
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 | A chart of the Caribe islands
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 | A chart of the coasts of Barbarie, Gualata, Arguyn & Genehoa from C. Vincent to C Verd.
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 | A Chart of the Discoveries and Route of the Northern Land Expedition
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 | A chart of the eastermost part of the East Indies with all the adjacent islands from Cape Comorin to lapan
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 | A chart of the Eemes Elve -- A chart of the coast of Jutland
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 | A chart of the Levant or eastermost part of the Mediterranean sea
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 | A chart of the Maes and Wielingen -- The coast of Holland between the Maes and Texel
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 | A chart of the Narrow seas
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 | A chart of the north coast of England, from Yarmouth to Cocket Island -- A description of the east coast of Scotland
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![A chart of the north part of America -- [Inset] A polar projection describing ye northermost parts of the world](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/atlas-maritimus-or-a-book-of-charts-1672/plates/27-a-chart-of-the-north-part-of-america.jpg) | A chart of the north part of America -- [Inset] A polar projection describing ye northermost parts of the world
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 | A chart of the North sea
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 | A Chart of the Pelew Islands and Adjacent Seas
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 | A chart of the sea coast of Brazil from Cape St. Augustine to the straights of Magellan
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 | A chart of the sea coasts of England Flanders and Holland
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 | A chart of the sea coasts of Russia, Lapland, Finmarke, Nova Zembla and Greenland
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 | A chart of the South sea, Texel and Fly-stream -- A chart of the Eemes -- A chart of the Fly and Amerlander gat
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 | A chart of the South-sea
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 | A chart of the Southern Extremity of Africa
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 | A chart of the Tartarian sea from Nova Zemla to lapan
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 | A chart of the West Indies from Cape Cod to the river Oronoque
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 | A chart of the westermost part of the Mediterranean sea
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 | A chart of the western ocean
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 | A chart of the western part of the East Indies, with all the aejacent islands from Cape Bona Esperanca to Cape Comorin
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 | A chart on Mercator's projection, containing the track and soundings
A chart on Mercator's projection, containing the track and soundings of the Lion, Hindostan, and tenders, from Turon bay in Cochinchina to the mouth of the Pei-ho river in the gulf of Pe-che-lee, or Pekin. As a great part of this track, namely, from the Chu-san islands to the western extremity of the gulf of Pe-che-lee, or Pekin, was never before navigated by European vessels, at least no accounts are extant of such navigation, particular pains were in this instance taken to ascertain the squadron's exact situation at noon of each day, as to latitude by meridional, or, when the weather was unfavourable for these, by double altitudes ; and as to longitude, either by the mean of several time-keepers, whose rate of going had been determined near Nicholas point on the island ofJava; or by observations of the distance of the moon's limb from the sun or fixed stars, taken by several persons at the same time, whenever the weather and situation of the objects would admit of it. Several sets of these being taken directly opposite, and in sight of, the bold projecting promontory of Shan-tung, and also when the squadron was afterwards at anchor near the mouth of the Pei-ho in the gulf of Pekin, it may be presumed that these situations, as well as indeed the whole track, are laid down with a tolerable degree of exactness. |
 | A Chart Shewing the Moves of the Mandan and the Place of Their Extinction
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 | A Cheap Ride
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 | A Cheshire Cottage, Alderley Edge
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 | A Cheyenne Warrior
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 | A Chief at St. Christina in the Marquez as Archipelago
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 | A Chief of the Bosjesmans or Bush Negroes on a Visit to the Governor of Paramaribo Arwawkas, and Charibes or Caribbee Indians at Surinam
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 | A Chief of the Forest People
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 | A China Dish with the Company's Arms
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 | A Chinese and a Hottentot
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 | A Chinese Cemetery
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 | A Chinese Comedian
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 | A Chinese Garden in Victoria
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 | A Chinese Girl
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 | A Chinese Junk, Canton River
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 | A Chinese Lady and her Son
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 | A Chinese military post
Military posts of a similar kind, but various in their form and plan of construction occur at certain distances, greater or less as may be deemed necessary, for the internal peace of the empire, for the protection of travellers on the public roads, and of vessels on canals and rivers. Each contains in general from six to twelve men, who are drawn out in their best military attire, as represented in the plate, whenever a person of consequence passes by. Their dress is then taken off, and laid up carefully till a future occasion. The soldier on the top of the fort gives the signal, by striking a brazen instrument, called by the Chinese, Loo, of the approach of the person to be saluted, that the men may be prepared. Near to the military post there is frequently a small temple, as at the end of the wall in the present plate, in which is contained, among other deities, the god of war. |
 | A Chinese Pawn-Shop-Mandalay
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 | A Chinese Porter or Carrier
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 | A Chinese Soldier of Infantry, or Tiger of War
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 | A Chinese Woman
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 | A Chippeway Chief
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 | A Chippeway squaw and child
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 | A Choultry, or Place of Worship Carved Out of the Rock of Tritchinopoly
Plate eight from '24 Views in Indostan by William Orme'. This aquatint of the Shiva temple inside the Rock Fort at Tiruchirappalli is based on a picture originally by Francis Swaine Ward (1736-94). To reach the temple, one has to climb hundreds of stairs carved into the rock. The pillar in the centre of the picture is made of solid brass, gilt and about fifty feet high. It supported various flags which are used as signals for prayers and can be seen for thirty miles across the surrounding countryside. |
 | A Christian Missionary Friar Landing in Southern India - 14th Century
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 | A Christmas Dinner on the Heights before Sebastopol
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 | A Christmas Dinner on the Heights Before Sebastopol.
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 | A chrysanthemum bed with different varieties.
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 | A Chrysanthemum Garden
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 | A Church Interior, Monnickendam
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 | A Chute For Mahogany Logs on an Estate Near Vaca Falls
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 | A Circassian
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 | A Circassian in his Military Costume
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 | A Circassian of distinction in his ordinary Dress, and a Princess of that Nation
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 | A Circassian on Horseback in complete Armour
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 | A Circassian Prince or Nobleman completely armed
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 | A Citadel of the Plains
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 | A civilian going out
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 | A Cloisonne Worker
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 | A Cloud of Pine and Fir
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 | A Coal Hulk. the Pitt now broken up
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 | A Cobbler, Damascus
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 | A Cocoanut Palm
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 | A Coffee Planter, São Paulo
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 | A Colombian Indian Mother and Child
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 | A Colombian Señorita
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 | A Colonel of the Janissaries
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 | A colossal Sarcophagus at Cacamo in Caramania
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 | A Colossal Statue at the Entrance to the Temple of Luxor
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 | A Colossal Vase near Limisso in Cyprus
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 | A Coloured Girl
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 | A Coloured Lady on a Race-course, Jamaica
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 | A Columbia River Gorge Sunset
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 | A Comanche Warrior
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 | A Common Class Sindean
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 | A Company of the Mikado's Fighting Men on the Firing Line
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 | A Comparative View Of the Principal Waterfalls, Islands, Lakes, Rivers and Mountains, in the Eastern Hemisphere
Without color in 4 sections with a decorative border. |
 | A Comparative View Of the Principal Waterfalls, Islands, Lakes, Rivers and Mountains, in the Western Hemisphere
Without color in 4 sections with a decorative border. |
 | A Conservatory
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 | A Contented Turk
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 | A Convent in Novogorod : Nuns Making Hay
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 | A Convent Moat
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 | A Cook's Shop in the Mercato Vecchio, before its demolition in 1884
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 | A Copper-gilt Shrine at the Temple of Shambunath
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 | A Coptic Church near Abydos
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 | A Coracle, Tory Island
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 | A Corn Merchant
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 | A Corner at the Casino Gardens
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 | A Corner at the Ruede Seine
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 | A Corner in Genoa
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 | A Corner in the Court of Abundance
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 | A Corner in the Dining-room
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 | A Corner in the Garden of Lord Rosebery's Villa Posillipo
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 | A Corner in the Market-Place
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 | A Corner in the Old Graveyard
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 | A Corner in the Rue Belat, Tunis
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 | A Corner in Villeneuve
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 | A Corner near the Market, Nice
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 | A corner of a living room showing a portion of the tokonoma.
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 | A Corner of a Uruguayan Campo
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 | A Corner of a Wessex Fair
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 | A Corner of Aigle Skating Rink
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 | A Corner of Capistrano
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 | A Corner of Charterhouse Square
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 | A Corner of Cronje's Laager at Paardeberg
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 | A Corner of Esher Common
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 | A Corner of Lake Tahoe
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 | A Corner of one of the old-time Treaty Ports
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 | A Corner of the Church of San Francesco in Valletta
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 | A Corner of the Durbar Square, Patan
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 | A Corner of the Fray Bentos Factory
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 | A Corner of the Fruit Market, Delhi
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 | A corner of the Grill Room, Marshall Field and Co.'s Retail Store
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 | A Corner of the Hall of Honour, Cattete Palace
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 | A corner of the house showing a stone water basin.
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 | A Corner of the Market on the Grande Place, Bruges
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 | A Corner of the Orchid House : Quinta Reid
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 | A Corner of the Ramparts
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 | A Corner of the Town of Altdorf
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 | A Corner of the Village of Pahlgam, Lidar Valley
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 | A Corner Shrine in a Benares Alley
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![A Coroado [and] A Botocudo](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-t/travels-in-brazil-v01-1824/plates/04-a-coroado-and-a-botocudo.jpg) | A Coroado [and] A Botocudo
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 | A Coromantyn Free Negro, or Ranger, armed
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 | A Corral
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 | A Corridor at Stanford University
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 | A Corrientes Country Church
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 | A Corrientes Country Church
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 | A Cossack of the Line
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 | A Cottage
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 | A Cottage at Freshwater Gate
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 | A Cottage at Hambledon
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 | A Cottage at Zsdjar
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 | A Cottage Enclosure
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 | A Cottage Home
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 | A Cottage Home, Compton
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 | A Cottage in Holdenhurst, Hampshire
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 | A Cottage in Rochefort-en-Terre
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 | A Cottage in Surrey
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 | A Cottage Interior, Telemarken
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 | A Cottage near Bisley
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![A Cottage Orne [III]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-r/rural-residences-1818/plates/16-a-cottage-orne.jpg) | A Cottage Orne [III]
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![A Cottage Orne [II]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-r/rural-residences-1818/plates/14-a-cottage-orne.jpg) | A Cottage Orne [II]
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![A Cottage Orne [I]](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-r/rural-residences-1818/plates/12-a-cottage-orne.jpg) | A Cottage Orne [I]
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 | A Cotton Carrier
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 | A Cotton-clearer
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 | A Country Byway
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 | A Country Girl of Upper Carniola in her Holiday Clothes
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 | A Country Girl of Upper Carniola in her Holiday Clothes
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 | A Country House at the Mount
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 | A Country House in Gozo
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 | A Country Inn
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 | A Country Mayor of the Toula District
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 | A Country Police Station
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 | A Country Police Station
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 | A Country Public House and Travellers
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 | A Country Woman of Upper Austria
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 | A Country Woman of Upper Carniola in her Summer Dress
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 | A Country Woman of Upper Carniola in her Winter Dress
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 | A Countryman
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 | A Countrywoman of Flipovan, in the Bukowine
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 | A Countrywoman of Flipovan, in the Bukowine
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 | A Countrywoman of the Lowlands of Moravia in her Summer Dress
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 | A Countrywoman of the Lowlands of Moravia in her Winter Dress
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 | A Countrywoman of the Lowlands of Moravia, in her Summer Dress
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 | A Countrywoman of the Lowlands of Moravia, in her Winter Dress
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 | A Countrywoman of the Mountains of Moravia
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 | A Countrywoman of the Mountains of Moravia
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 | A Countrywoman of Upper Austria
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 | A Countrywoman of Upper Carniola in her Summer Dress
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 | A Countrywoman of Upper Carniola in her Winter Dress
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 | A County Cruiser cleared for Action
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 | A Court near El-Azhar
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 | A Courtier and a Sage
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 | A Courtyard
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 | A Courtyard in the Hanafieh Quarter
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 | A Courtyard of the Mosque du Barbier, Kairouan
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 | A Courtyard, Marrakesh
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 | A Courtyard, Seville
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 | A Cozak Killing a Tiger in Siberia - 1810
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 | A Cricket Match at Chertsey. George Morland (Surrey County Cricket Club Pavilion)
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 | A Criminal brought before a Magistrate
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 | A Crinoline Group
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 | A Crocus Field
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 | A Croft near Dalmally, Argyllshire
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 | A Croft near Loch Etive, Argyllshire
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 | A Croft near Taynuilt, Loch Etive, Argyllshire
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 | A Cross Section Through Crow Peak
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 | A Crow Scout
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 | A Cruiser Action off the Scillies. Manoeuvres. 1901
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 | A Culprit before a Magistrate
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 | A Culprit conducted to Trial
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 | A Culprit conveyed to Prison
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 | A Cyclopian Gate at Segni
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 | A Cypress Swamp Along the Ocklawaha River
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 | A Dahoman Labourer
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 | A Daimio and Family Witnessing Fireworks
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 | A Daimio Paying a State Visit
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 | A Daimio's Funeral
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 | A Dainty Figure standing by some calm Lake
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 | A Dairy
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 | A Dairy
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 | A Dairy Farm, Farnham
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 | A Dak Bungalow
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 | A Dak Bungalow
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 | A Dalecarlian Female Peasant
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 | A Dalecarlian Peasant
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 | A Dalecarlion Female Peasant
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 | A Dalecarlion Peasant
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 | A Damascene Interior
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 | A Dance at Genin
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 | A Dance at Laguna
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 | A Dance by Torchlight
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 | A Dance in Little Russia
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 | A Dancing Girl
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 | A Dancing Ground and Drums at Port Sandwich
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 | A Dancing Woman of Bengal, exhibiting before an European Family
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 | A Dancing Woman, of Lueknow, exhibiting before an European Family
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 | A Daramsalla
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 | A Daring Attack
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 | A Daughter of Mizraim
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 | A Day's Catch of Walrus
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 | A Dead City, Selinous
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 | A Deck-Passenger
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 | A Denizen of the Pastures
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 | A Denizen of the Pastures
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 | A Dervise
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 | A Dervise
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 | A Dervise of Syria
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 | A Desert Afterglow
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 | A Desert Courier
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 | A Desert Dawn in the Great Southwest
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 | A Desert Road. From a Photograph
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 | A Desert Scout
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 | A Desert Study at Tel-el-Kebir
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 | A Desert that has been Redeemed
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 | A Deserted Indian village in King George the Third's sound, New Holland
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 | A Detachment of African Fighters
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 | A Devil-Dancer of South India
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 | A Devonshire Cottage
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 | A Devotee consulting the Sticks of Fate
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 | A Dhurmsala Bene Mahadeo Chaut
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 | A Dhurzi or Tailor : a Muhammadan
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 | A Diagram of the Botanic Garden in the Island of St. Vincent
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 | A Difficult Text
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 | A Direction Post on the Highway near Rome
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 | A Dish of Tea from a Samovar
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 | A Dish with Watteau-like Figures and a Blue and White Butter Dish
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 | A Distant View of Florence
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| A Distant View of Florence
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 | A Distant View of Mt. Tamalpais
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 | A Distant View of the Penna Convent
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 | A Distiller
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 | A Distinguished Native Regiment
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 | A Doctor of Salamanca
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 | A Domestic belonging to the Grand Vizier
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 | A Domestic Chapel
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 | A Doomed Rhinoceros
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 | A Doorway at Varenna, Lago di Como
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 | A Doorway in South Square, Gray's Inn
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 | A Doorway, Poona
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 | A Doorway, Venice
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 | A Dovecot in a Sussex Garden
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 | A dramatic scene on the Chinese stage
The principal story of the piece, of which this scene represents a part, is taken from the ancient history of the country. It opens with the account of an emperor of China and his empress, who, in the midst of perfect felicity and apparent security, are surprised by a sudden revolt among their subjects. A war ensues; many battles are fought upon the stage; and at length the archrebel, a general of cavalry, characterized on the stage by a whip in his hand, overcomes his sovereign, whom he slays with his own hand. The captive empress appears in all the agonies of despair naturally resulting from the loss of her husband, as well as of her state and dignity, and indeed danger of her honour Whilst she is uttering lamentations, and rending the skies with her complaints, the conqueror enters. Of this scene the plate is a representation. He approaches her with respect, addresses her in a gentle tone, attempts to soothe her sorrows, talks of love and adoration; and, like Richard the Third and Lady Anne in Shakspeare, in less than half an hour prevails on her to dry up her tears, to forget a dead husband, and to console herself with a living one. The persuasions of her own officers and attendants in favour of the general, have more weight with the lady than the supplicating priest, who, prostrate on the ground, intreats her not to marry the murderer of her husband. The piece concludes as usual with the nuptials, and a grand procession. The dresses worn by the ancient Chinese are still preserved in the drama. The band of music has its situation on the back part of the stage there is no change of scene; and, in general, the front of the theatre is exposed to the open air. |
![A draught of the sands, channels buoyes beacons and sea marks upon the coast of England -- [Inset] The river of Thames from London Bridge to Tilburyhope](https://historyarchive.org/images/books/books-a/atlas-maritimus-or-a-book-of-charts-1672/plates/04-a-draught-of-the-sands-channels-buoyes-beacons-and-sea-marks-upon-the-coast-of-england.jpg) | A draught of the sands, channels buoyes beacons and sea marks upon the coast of England -- [Inset] The river of Thames from London Bridge to Tilburyhope
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 | A Dredge in the Everglades
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 | A Drinking Fountain
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 | A Droshky-Driver Kissing his Horse Good-morning
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 | A Droshky-Drivers' Tea-Stall
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 | A Druse House, Mount Lebanon
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 | A Druse with his Silk-Worm Cocoons
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 | A Druze Bride
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 | A Druze Sheikh
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 | A Druze Woman
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 | A Duel
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 | A Dufflah / A Dufflah Chief's Widow / A Dufflah Chief
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 | A Dusty Day at the Tombs of the Khalifs
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 | A Dutch Bulb Farm in Spring
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 | A Dutch Fisherman
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 | A Dutch Garden
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 | A Dutch Garden in Spring
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 | A dying Hindoo brought to the Ganges
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 | A Eucalyptus Grove
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 | A Fair
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 | A Fair Maiden of North Bergen
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 | A Fair Parishioner, Nieuport
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 | A Family Group
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 | A Family In Oonalashka
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 | A Famous Dancing Horse - Bombay Chiefs' Camp
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 | A Famous Led Horse in the Retinue of the Rao of Cutch
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 | A Famous Palazzo
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 | A Famous Well, Delhi
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 | A Farm House
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 | A Farm Labourer
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 | A Farm-House Kitchen
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 | A Farmer and His Daughter Going to Town
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 | A Farmhouse Kitchen
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 | A Farmsteading
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 | A Farmsteading
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 | A Farmyard in Ontario
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 | A Farmyard, Guernsey
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 | A Favourite Pool near Rosebank
|
 | A Favourite Walk along the River in the Cascine
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 | A Feast at Mata-Ta, on the East Coast, Mt. Edgecumbe in the Distance
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 | A Feeding-Place for Birds, Ahmedabad
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 | A Fell Fox-hunt, Head of Eskdale and Scawfell
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 | A Fellah Village
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 | A Female Baschkirian
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 | A Female Bedouin of the Desert, with her Child
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 | A Female Bratzkiye
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 | A Female Bratzkiye
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 | A Female Dancer at Constantinople
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 | A Female Inhabitant of Lapland
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 | A Female Inhabitant of Lapland
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 | A Female Kabardian of Mount Caucasus
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 | A Female Kalmuk
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 | A Female Kalmukiye
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 | A Female Katchintzian Tartar
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 | A Female Katchintzian Tartar
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 | A Female Kirghi
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 | A Female Kirghi
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 | A Female Kirghis
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 | A Female Koriak
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 | A Female Koriak
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 | A Female Koriak
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 | A Female Mestscheraik
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 | A Female Mordvine
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 | A Female Mordvine shewing the back part of her dress
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 | A Female Mordvine, shewing the back part of her dress
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 | A Female Negro Slave, with a Weight chained to her Ancle
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 | A Female of Kamtshatka, in her common dress
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 | A Female of Kamtshatka, in her common dress
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 | A Female of Kamtshatka, with her child
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 | A Female of Lima of the middle Class of Society
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 | A Female of the Island of Naxos
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 | A Female of the Nogais Tribe of Tartars
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 | A Female Ostiak
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 | A Female Ostiak
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 | A Female Ostiak
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 | A Female Peasant
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 | A Female Peasant of Finland
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 | A Female Peasant of Finland
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 | A Female Peasant of Finland
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 | A Female Peasant of Ingria
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 | A Female Peasant of Ingria
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 | A Female Peasant of Ingria
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 | A Female playing on the Tumboora
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 | A Female Samoyed
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 | A Female Samoyed, in her summer dress
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 | A Female Samoyed, in her Summer dress
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 | A Female Samoyede
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 | A Female Samoyede in her Summer Dress
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 | A Female Schaman
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 | A Female Schaman
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 | A Female Schaman, or Sorceress of Krasnajarsk
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 | A Female Schaman, shewing the back part of her dress
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 | A Female Schaman, shewing the back part of her dress
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 | A Female Tartar of Kazan
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 | A Female Tartar of Kazan
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 | A Female Tartar of Kazan
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 | A Female Tartar of Kazan, shewing the back part of her dress
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 | A Female Tartar of Tchatska
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 | A Female Tartar of Tchatska
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 | A Female Tartar of the Nagai Tribe
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 | A Female Tartar of the Nagai Tribe
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 | A Female Tartar of Tomski
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 | A Female Tartar, of the Teleouti Tribe, shewing the back part of her dress
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 | A Female Tartar, of the Tribe of Teleouti
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 | A Female Tartar, of the Tribe of Teleouti
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 | A Female Tschermiss
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 | A Female Tschermiss in her Summer Dress
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 | A Female Votiak
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![1) Monomotapa [I]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/12-monomotapa-I.jpg)
![1. From the temple in Berenice [Baranis]; 2. Stations for the caravans? ; 3. Plan of the temple on the road to Berenice; 4. Greek fort... ; 5. Samaut; 6. Plan of the temple of Sakiet Minor; 7. Temple excavated in the rock in Sakiet Minor.](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/35-assorted-archaeological-plans.jpg)
![1. Pooruck Pranaiyam [Puraka pranayama]. 2. Kumbuck [Kumbhaka]. 3. Raichuck [Recaka].](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/07-pooruck-pranaiyam-kumbuck-raichuck.jpg)
![19) Persia, Arabia, Felix [I]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/30-persia-arabia-felix-I.jpg)
![20) Persia, Arabia, Felix [II]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/31-persia-arabia-felix-II.jpg)
![21) Persia, Arabia, Felix [III]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/32-persia-arabia-felix-III.jpg)
![24) Guzarat, India [I]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/35-guzarat-india.jpg)
![27) Guzarat, India [II]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/38-guzarat-india.jpg)
![3) Monomotapa [II]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/14-monomotapa-II.jpg)
![41) Ceiloan [I]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/52-ceiloan-I.jpg)
![42) Ceiloan [II]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/53-ceiloan-II.jpg)
![43) Coramandel [I]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/54-coramandel-I.jpg)
![44) Coramandel [II]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/55-coramandel-II.jpg)
![45) Bisnagar [I]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/56-bisnagar-I.jpg)
![46) Orixa [I]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/57-orixa-I.jpg)
![47) Ceiloan [III]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/58-ceiloan-III.jpg)
![50) Coramandel [III]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/61-coramandel-III.jpg)
![51) Bisnagar [II]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/62-bisnagar-II.jpg)
![52) Orixa [II]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/63-orixa-II.jpg)
![6) S. Lorinso [I]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/17-s-lorinso-I.jpg)
![67) Formosa [I]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/78-formosa-I.jpg)
![68) Formosa [II]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/79-formosa-II.jpg)
![7) Mosambuique, S. Lorinso [I]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/18-mosambuique-s-lorinso-I.jpg)
![70) Islands [I]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/81-islands.jpg)
![8) Mosambuique, S. Lorinso [II]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/19-mosambuique-s-lorinso-II.jpg)
![80) Sumatra, Banca [I]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/91-sumatra-banca-I.jpg)
![81) Sumatra, Banca [II]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/92-sumatra-banca-II.jpg)
![82) Java [I]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/93-java-I.jpg)
![83) Java [II]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/94-java-II.jpg)
![89. Vauxhall Garden [caption almost erased].](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/28-vauxhall-garden.jpg)
![9) S. Lorinso [II]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/20-s-lorinso-II.jpg)
![90) Islands [II]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/101-islands.jpg)
![<i>Palaeornis novae-hollandiae</i> - New Holland Parrakeet [1. Male, 2. Female]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/29-palaeornis-novae-hollandiae-new-holland-parrakeet-1-male-2-female.jpg)
![<i>Platycercus erythropterus</i> - Crimson-winged Parrakeet [1. Female, 2. Young Male]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/17-platycercus-erythropterus-crimson-winged-parrakeet-1-female-2-young-male.jpg)
![<i>Platycercus erythropterus</i> - Crimson-winged Parrakeet [Male, Adult]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/16-platycercus-erythropterus-crimson-winged-parrakeet-male-adult.jpg)
![<i>Platycercus pileatus</i> - Red-capped Parrakeet [Female]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/24-platycercus-pileatus-red-capped-parrakeet-female.jpg)
![<i>Platycercus stanleyii</i> - Stanley Parrakeet [Young Male]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/26-platycercus-stanleyii-stanley-parrakeet-young-male.jpg)
![A chart of the north part of America -- [Inset] A polar projection describing ye northermost parts of the world](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/27-a-chart-of-the-north-part-of-america.jpg)
![A Coroado [and] A Botocudo](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/04-a-coroado-and-a-botocudo.jpg)
![A Cottage Orne [III]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/16-a-cottage-orne.jpg)
![A Cottage Orne [II]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/14-a-cottage-orne.jpg)
![A Cottage Orne [I]](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/12-a-cottage-orne.jpg)
![A draught of the sands, channels buoyes beacons and sea marks upon the coast of England -- [Inset] The river of Thames from London Bridge to Tilburyhope](https://historyarchive.org/works/images/04-a-draught-of-the-sands-channels-buoyes-beacons-and-sea-marks-upon-the-coast-of-england.jpg){kind=tracking}
