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'Description of the S-E Islands of India, what goods they desire & yeild, how situate...
Catalogue reference: IOR/E/3/33 ff 68-69
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- IOR/E/3/33 ff 68-69
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- 'Description of the S-E Islands of India, what goods they desire & yeild, how situate with the map delivered up', by Capt Fijaart Meindertsz. Bakker, [trans from Dutch]
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Date (When the record was created)
- [c 1672]
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- British Library: Asian and African Studies
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- English
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- 1 item
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IOR/E/3
Correspondence with the East
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'Description of the S-E Islands of India, what goods they desire & yeild, how situate with the map delivered up', by Capt Fijaart Meindertsz. Bakker, [trans from Dutch]