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Page 704
Moreover , the richest and principal merchants of the country were repelled by
the continual disorders and bad behaviour of the officers of the factory , who had
thus lost their good repute and the esteem these merchants had for our nation at
...
Moreover , the richest and principal merchants of the country were repelled by
the continual disorders and bad behaviour of the officers of the factory , who had
thus lost their good repute and the esteem these merchants had for our nation at
...
Page 795
Rich merchants were paying such sums to keep their wives in seclusion ; and as
there were a great number of the latter on this voyage , there was considerable
difficulty in finding accommodation for them . I had arranged matters with the ...
Rich merchants were paying such sums to keep their wives in seclusion ; and as
there were a great number of the latter on this voyage , there was considerable
difficulty in finding accommodation for them . I had arranged matters with the ...
Page 885
Some English merchants , bound for Alexandretta to embark in their ships for
England , sent in the morning to warn me to be ready to start that evening . About
four o ' clock we all met at a rendez - vous outside the town and took the road for
...
Some English merchants , bound for Alexandretta to embark in their ships for
England , sent in the morning to warn me to be ready to start that evening . About
four o ' clock we all met at a rendez - vous outside the town and took the road for
...
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Contents
INTRODUCTION | 661 |
VOYAGE FROM MADRAS TO BOMBAY | 677 |
JOURNEY FROM BOMBAY TO TARAPUR | 718 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Works, Volume 97 |
| Author | Hakluyt Society |
| Publisher | Kraus Reprint, 1967 |
| Original from | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitized | 22 Aug 2009 |
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