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The history of the Provinces of Paraguay, Tucuman, Río de la Plata, Paraná, Guaira, and Uruaica. And something of the Kingdon of Chili in South America. Written in Latin by F. Nicholas del Techo, priest of the Society of Jesus. A description of the Kingdom of Tonqueen, by S. Baron, a native thereof. A voyage to Virginia, by Colonel Norwood. A journal of a voyage made in the hannibal of London, Ann. 1693, 1694, from England, to Cape Monseradoe, in Africa; and thence along the Coast of Guiney to Whidaw, the Island of St. Thomas, and so forward to Barbadoes. With a cursory account of the country, the people, their manners, forts, trade, &c. By Thomas Phillips, commander of the said ship. A voyage into the north west passage, undertaken Anno 1612. Written by John Gatombe. A relation of three years sufferings of Robert Everard, upon the Coast of Assada near Madagascar in a voyage to India in the year 1686 and of his wonderful preservation and deliverance, and arrival at London Anno 1693. The Mosqueto indian and his Golden river; being a familiar description of the Mosqueto Kingdom in America: with a true relation of the strange customs, ways of living, divinations, religion, drinking bouts, wars, marriages, buryings, &c. of those heathenish people; together with an account of the product of the country. Written in, or about the year 1699 by M. W. A discovery of two forreigne sects in the East Indies, viz. the sect of the Banians, the ancient natives of India, and the sect of the persees, the ancient inhabitants of Persia: Together with the religion and manners of each sect. In two Parts. By Henry Lord, sometime resident in East India, and preacher to the honourable Company of Merchants trading thither. An account of the wonderful preservation of the ship Terranova of London, Peter Daniel commander, homeward bound from Virginia. Written by Charles May, mate in the said ship. An account of the King of Mocha and of his country. Some reasons for the unhealthfulness of the island of Bombay. An account of a journey made thro' part of the low countries, Germany, Italy and France. By Philip Skippon, esquire. The supplement to navarrette's account of China. Treatise de Bello Tartarico. Decrees and Propositions resolved at Rome, by order of the Holy Congregation of the Inquisition.
