Tales about Europe, Asia, Africa, America, & Oceania

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Parley tells about Holland
36
Parley tells about Peter the Great
39
Parley goes to Copenhagen
41
Parley leaves Copenhagen and tells about Sweden
43
Parley tells about Norway
47
Parley tells about Lapland
50
Parley tells about St Petersburg
53
Story of Prascovia
57
Parley leaves Petersburg and travels in Prussia
61
Parley goes to Vienna
67
Parley tells about Vienna
71
Parley tells about Austria
74
Parley tells about Turkey
77
Parley goes to Italy
85
Parley leaves Italy and visits Switzerland
89
Parley tells about France
94
Parley tells about Spain and Portugal
102
TALES ABOUT ASIA
106
CHAP PAGE 1 Story of a Tiger and Crocodile
109
Parleys tells about the Countries and People of Asia
114
Parley tells how to go to China and how he went there
123
Description of Canton
129
Something about China the Emperor Pekin and Nankin
134
Parley tells about the People of China
141
Parley tells about Tartary and the Tartars
149
Parley gives an account of Thibet
153
Some Account of Japan A short method of saving Prayers
157
Parley meets with an adventure Tales about Tea
162
Description of Malacca and the Malays
167
Account of Indo China and the Birman Empire Grand Pro cession Mr and Mrs Judson
170
Story of Mr and Mrs Judson
173
Parley tells about Hindoostan the Hindoos and a Hurricane
180
About Elephants Tigers Rhinoceroses and Serpents
183
Religion of the Hindoos
187
Parley returns to America A Waterspout James Jenkins
191
Adventures of James Jenkins
194
dition across the Desert
197
Some Account of Arabia Jenkinss Adventures continued
200
Account of Algiers Morocco and Tunis
247
Parley finds out his Deliverer and recognises an old Acquaint ance
253
The Story of a Robber
256
Leos Description of Egypt
260
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268
Arrival at Derne The Sirocco A battle and some other things
281
Parley sets out for China Something about Captain Riley
284
Parley continues his Voyage and tells about Mungo Park and other Travellers into Central Africa
286
Something about Sierra Leone Liberia the Ivory Coast Gold Coast Guinea and the Slave Trade
293
Parley tells of his Voyage and how they met with a dreadful Gale of Wind off the Cape of Good Hope
299
Parley tells about Cape Colony the Hottentots and various wild Animals Conclusion
301
TALES ABOUT AMERICA 286 293
307
Parley tells his Adventures
315
Parley tells how he went out with a shooting Party
317
Parley tells how Wampum talked of his Forefathers
320
Parley tells how he went to Vermont
322
Parley continues to tell his Adventures in Vermont 315 317
325
Parley tells of his Return with the Soldiers and other Matters
327
Parley tells about Hartford the Charter and Connecticut River
329
Parley tells of New York
331
Parley tells the Adventures of James Jenkins
336
Adventures of Jenkins continued
340
Parley suffers Shipwreck
345
Parley tells about Columbus
348
Story of Columbus continued
351
Stories of Cortez and Pizarro
354
Parley tells about the Settlement of North America 331 336 340 345 348 351 354
359
Parley continues to tell of the Settlements of North America
362
Parley talks about the Settlement of North America and the old French
365
Parley tells of the old French
369
Parley tells about the Revolution 365 369
374
CHAP PAGE
378
Parley tells of his strange adventures among the Indians
385
Parleys Adventures continued
393
Parley concludes his remarks on America
402
Parley tells of Oceania
411
Parley tells of Van Diemens Land
420
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