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James Richardson Logan. THE CALIFORNIA JOURNAL OF THE INDIAN ARCHIPELAGO AND EASTERN ASIA . Edited by J. R. LOGAN , F. G. 8 . Member of the Asiatic Society , Corresponding Member of the Ethnological Society of London , and of the ...
James Richardson Logan. THE CALIFORNIA JOURNAL OF THE INDIAN ARCHIPELAGO AND EASTERN ASIA . Edited by J. R. LOGAN , F. G. 8 . Member of the Asiatic Society , Corresponding Member of the Ethnological Society of London , and of the ...
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James Richardson Logan. THE JOURNAL OF THE INDIAN ARCHIPELAGO AND EASTERN ASIA . NOTICES OF PINANG . * Two circumstances appear to have been prominently brought forward in 1793 , in support of the representations made to the Supreme ...
James Richardson Logan. THE JOURNAL OF THE INDIAN ARCHIPELAGO AND EASTERN ASIA . NOTICES OF PINANG . * Two circumstances appear to have been prominently brought forward in 1793 , in support of the representations made to the Supreme ...
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