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No text description is available for this image![92 COUTO (Diogo do) Decadas da Asia (IV—IX) Nesta ultima impressad accrescentadas com Indices . . POR IAYME DOMINGOS DE LATE E SAGAU, 3 vols. in 2, small folio, calf Iisboa . . M.pDcc.xxxvi (1736) In this edition Decade IX was printed for the first time. 93 BARROS E COUTO, Decadas . . first uniform edition of the whole book, 24 vols. 12mo. maps and plates; sd. uncut, £4. 4s; or bound Insboa, 1778-88 94 BARROW (John) An Account of Travels into the interior of Southern Africa, 1797-98, 2 vols. 4to. maps and plate ; bds. uncut 1801-04 94* Travels in China, 4to. plates, some of them coloured; hf. calf, 9s; or an bds. uncut 1804 95 ——— A Voyage to Cochin China, 1792-93 . . to which is annexed an account of a Journey, 1801-2, to the residence of the chief of the Booshuana nation in the interior of Southern Africa, 4to. coloured plates, and map; bds. uncut 1806 96 Barta (Henry) Travels and Discoveries in North and Central Africa, being a journal of an expedition . . 1849-55, 5 vols. 8vo. numerous maps and coloured plates ; hf. calf neat 1857-58 oct the same, 5 vols. hf. morocco gilt ; a very fine copy 1857-58 The field of Dr. Barth’s explorations extended from Tripoli to Adamawa and from the Senegal to Darfur. He holds high rank among African travellers, and was one of the few who have been able to describe Timbuktu with exact knowledge. 97 Barton (G. B.) Brirroy, and Buapren. History of New South Wales from the records, Vols. I, II (1783-94), 2 vols. 8vo. portraits and facsimiles of charts, maps, and autographs, hf. morocco Sydney, 1889-94: 98 BASANIER-HAKLUYT. L’HISTOIRE | norasre pe La Fxo- | RIDE SITVEE ES INDES | Occidentales, contenant les trois voya- | ges faits en icelle par certains Capitaines | & Pilotes Francois, descrits par le Capi- | taine Laudonniere, qui y a commandé | l’espace d’vn an trois moys: a& laquelle a | esté adiousté vn quatriesme voyage fait | par le Capitaine Gourgues. | Mise en lumiere par M. BasanteR . . A PARIS, | Chez Guillaume Auuray .. | . . | M.D.uxxxvi. >. Small 8vo. fine copy in green morocco, gilt edges 1586 Dedicated to Sir Walter Raleigh by Basanier, who says that he had with the help of ‘ Monsieur Hakluit, homme certainement bien versé en l’histoire geographique ” drawn the suppressed narrative of Laudonniere into light from the tomb in which it had been lying for twenty years. In the same dedication he refers to Raleigh’s discovery of some islands and firm land between Florida and Cape Breton, named at present (in honour of your most virtuous and illustrious Queen) Virginea, where the Lord Greenvill has established your colony. One of the preliminary pieces of Latin verse, by I. Auratus, contains these lines : Kt que Regine nunc leta sub Elisabete Auspiciis, Waltere Ralegh, tibi terra reperta Nomine Virginia est, Regina 4 Virgine dicta Another which is by ‘‘ Richardus Hakluit Anglus ”? has— Olim magnanimis concessit Florida Gallis, VIRGINIA et sceptro nuper Elisa tuo. oF This precedes by two years the date of Hariot’s celebrated tract, and the Basanier above described is therefore THE FIRST PRINTED BOOK THAT CONTAINS THE NAME OF virGinia. It is now extremely rare. 8 preliminary leaves ; 123 numbered leaves, and 1 unnumbered ; with signatures a and A—P in eights, Q in four leaves. This tragical story of the Huguenot attempt to found a colony in Florida forms the second narrative of De Bry’s Grand Voyages. Hakluyt who helped to produce this French original, brought out an English translation of it the following year. That English translation is very rare: a copy of it wassold at the recent Ashburnham sale, and was bought (against my competition) by an American agent for £390, 99 Bastian (A.) Indonesien oder die Inseln des Malayischen Archipel : die Molukken, Timor, &c., Sumatra, &c., Borneo und Celebes, 4 parts, roy. Svo. 12 plates; sd. ° Berlin, 1884-89 100 Barmman (Ch. 8. L.) The First Ascent of the Kasai, being some records of Service under the Lone Star [in the Congo state], 8vo. 2 maps ; © chromolithographs, 6 etchings, 6 full-page engravings ; and 40 other illustrations (pub. 21s) ; cloth 1889 fee Se, 2 ine O >. ae en PA) O 12.90 Oi Saeu 2.16% A) Go. War a veda) ea (D>: oo 0 16 0 Dog f)](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b30857867_0018.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)