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Histoire d'un Voyage aux Isles Malouines, Fait en 1763 & 1764; avec des Observations sur le Detroit de Magellan, et sur les Patagons, Par Dom Pernetty, Abbé de l'Abbaye de Burgel, Membre de l'Académie Royale des Sciences & Belles-Lettres de Pruffe; Affocié Correfpondant de calle de Florence, & Bibliothécaire de Sa Majefté le Roi de Pruffe. Nouvelle Edition. Refondue & augmentée d'un Difcours Préliminaire, de Remarques fur l'Histoire Natu Old relle, &c. A Paris, Saillant & Nyon, M.DCC.LXX. Two Volumes. Tome Premier. iv and 385 pp. Tome Second. Title and 334 pp. Approbation and Privilege 2 pp. With 18 folded plates at end. calf. 8vo. (8s. 6d. 2135) PERU. Conquefte van Indien./ De wonderlijcke ende warach-/tighe Hiftorie vant Coninckrijck van Peru, ghelegen in Indien, inde welcke verhaelt wordt de gheleghenthept,/ coftuymen, manieren van leven, overuloedicheyt des Goudts ende Silvers,/ ende voorts alle de fonderlingfte dinghen van den felven lande./ Infghelijcks van den/ fteden, plaetfen ende inwoonders deffelfs Coninckrijcx, daer beneven, hoet ghevonden/ ende eerft by de Keyferlijcke Mayefteyt hoochloflijcker memorien gheconque-/fteert ende vercreghen is, met alle de Oorloghen, ende ftrijden, die ghe-/ buert zijn, foo teghens d' Indianen, als oock om tgoe-/vernement d'een teghens den anderen./ De Caerte van America./ [Engraved on Copper on the title.] t'Amstelredam./ By Cornelis Claefz, woonende opt Water, by de Oude Brugghe,/ Int Schrijf Boeck. Anno. 1598./ Title, on the reverse, 'Tot den Lefer.' Text in 148 leaves very irregularly folioed; copperplate engraving of Cerro de Potosi' on the reverse of sig. Ee ij. 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The/ True and perfect De-/ fcription of three Voy-/ages fo ftrange and woon derfull, that the like hath neuer been/ heard of before:/ Done and performed three yeares, one after the other by the Ships of/ Holland and Zeland, on the North fides of Norway, Mufcouia and/ Tartaria, towards the Kingdomes of Cathaia and China; fhewing/ the difcouerie of the Straights of Weigates Noua Zembla,/ and the Countrie lying vnder 80 degrees; which is/ thought to be Greenland; where neuer any man had/ bin before; with the cruell Beares, and other/ Monsters of the Sea, and the vnfup-/portable and extreame cold/ that is found to be in/ thofe places./ And how that in the laft Voyage, the Shippe was fo inclosed by the/ Ice, that it was left there, whereby the men were forced to build a houfe in the cold and defart Countrie of Noua Zembla wherin/ they continued 10 monthes togeather, and neuer faw nor/ heard of any man, in moft great cold and extreame/ miferie; and how after that, to faue their liues, they/ were conftrained to sayle aboue 350 Duch-/miles, which is above 1000 miles English,/ in little open boates, along and ouer the maine Seas, in moft great dannger,/ and with extreame labour, vn-/fpeakable troubles, and/ great hunger./ Imprinted at London, for T. 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Accurately defcribing The dreadful Devaftations that have been made by thofe horrible Convulfions of the Earth; whereby Mountains have been thrown down, or remov'd to great Distances; Cities, with all their Inhabitants, fwallow'd up in a Moment; whole Flocks and Herds, with their Keepers, ingulph'd in the termendous Chafms and Openings of Valleys; large Forefts funk, and for ever buried in an Inftant. Extracted from Authors of the moft unexceptionable Credit and Reputation. By Philotheus. London: for the Author, 1748. and 176 pp. Old calf. 8vo. PIECES Justificatives des Mémoires concernant les Limites de L'Acadie. A Paris, de L'Imprimerie Royale. M.DCCLIV. Title and 646 pp. 4to. avi (7s. 6d. 2146) Old calf. (il. 5s. 2147) PIGGOTT (S.) An Authentic Narrative of four years residence at Tongataboo, One of the Friendly Islands, by Geo. V- Who together with 28 other Missionaries was sent thither by the London Society in the Ship Duff, under Captain Wilson in 1796, and survived them all; and lived as one of the Natives for two Years. With an Appendix by an Eminent Writer, By the Rev. S. Piggott, A.M. Domestic Chaplain to the Right Hon. Viscount Lord Galway, and perpetual Curate of St. James' Church, Latchford, Warrington. London: Long |