Works, Volume 61Kraus Reprint, 1967 - Geography |
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Page 75
... According to the Chronicle I have cited , each of the Chinese forts is garrisoned by seven thousand guardsmen , six thousand foot soldiers , and one thousand horse . Most of this force are strangers from various Oriental nations , such ...
... According to the Chronicle I have cited , each of the Chinese forts is garrisoned by seven thousand guardsmen , six thousand foot soldiers , and one thousand horse . Most of this force are strangers from various Oriental nations , such ...
Page 161
... according as their several turnes come every seventh day , that they may be ready when the King or his women shall please to call any of them to sing or dance in his Moholl [ palace ] , he giving to every one of them stipends according ...
... according as their several turnes come every seventh day , that they may be ready when the King or his women shall please to call any of them to sing or dance in his Moholl [ palace ] , he giving to every one of them stipends according ...
Page 203
... according to Sir Thomas Roe , and were put up in a garden and not in a room at all , which , in view of the publicity of the ceremony , seems necessary . Roe says the first of September ( solar birthday ) was the King's Birthday , and ...
... according to Sir Thomas Roe , and were put up in a garden and not in a room at all , which , in view of the publicity of the ceremony , seems necessary . Roe says the first of September ( solar birthday ) was the King's Birthday , and ...
Contents
How the Author left Malaca for the Philipine | 18 |
How we left the port of Cabite for the city with | 35 |
In which a short account is given of the Phili | 43 |
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