The oriental navigator: or, new directions for sailing to and from the East Indies Also for the use of the country ships, trading in the Indian and ... the manuscripts, journals, and observations

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Harvard University Houghton Library

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Compiled by Joseph Huddart. With an appendix, pp.573-590, dated 1797. With a half-title, a table of contents slip for the appendix, and an errata slip.

London : printed for, and published by, Robert Laurie and James Whittle, (successors to the late Mr. Robert Sayer), 1794 [1797] [5],viii-xiv,590p. ; 4°