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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1846 edition. Excerpt: ...la Province de. 8 Brussels, 1831. Limboueg. See Namur. Londonderry, County of. Sampson's Statistical Survey of. 8 Dublin, 1802.. Memoir explanatory of the Chart and Survey of. 4 London, 1814. Ordnance Survey of, by Col. Colby, Superintendant. 4 Dublin, 1837. Loo-choo Island And Corea. Capt. Basil Hall's account of a voyage of discovery to. 4 London, 1818. Louisiana. Darby S Geographical Description of the State of. 8 Philadelphia, 1816. Lugano. See Como. Luxembourg. See Antwerp. Martinique, La. P. Monnier's Description nautique des Cotes de. 8 Paris, 1828. Mexico. Coup d'CEil sur la Laguna de Chapala, par H. Galeotti. 8. Namur. Dictionnaire Geographique de la Province du Limbourg et de; 2 vols. in 1. 8 Brussels, 1832-35. Naples. Peregrinazioni in alcuni luoghi del Regno di Napoli, di Gas sone e Tenore. 8 Naples, 1838. Netherlands. Observations on the, by H. Smithers, comprising Ostend, Bruges, Ghent, Malines, Antwerp and Brussels. 8 Brussels. Newfoundland. Lane's Directions for navigating the Coast of Newfoundland from Point Lance to Cape Spear, by J. F. Dessiou. 8 London, 1810.. from Cape Spear to Cape Bonavisto. 8 London, 1810.. Directions for navigating the Bay of Placentia and the South Coast of Newfoundland, revised by J. F. Dessiou. 8 London, 1810. North Sea. Sailing Directions for the. 8. Northamptonshire. Natural History of, by J. Morton, with account of the Antiquities. fol. London, 1712. Nova Scotia. Description of, by A. Lockwood, including a particular account of the Island of Grand Manan. 4 London, 1818. Onega Lake And Lake Ladoga. See Ladoga. Ower And Leman Shoals. See Leman. Oxfordshire, Natural History of, by R. Plot. fol. Oxford, 1705. Patagonia. Sailing Directions for the Coasts of Eastern and Western Patagonia, ...

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