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LINDSAY, Forbes.
Panama And The Canal To-Day. An Historical Account...... Boston: L.C. Page, 1912. New Revised Edition. Tall 8vo., orig. red cloth dec. in gilt, (xiv), 474pp. Slight mark on verso of free e/paper from removal of bookplate o/w a fine, bright copy.
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LINES, Maureen.
Beyond the North-West Frontier. Travels in the Hindu Kush and Karakorams.
(Oxford): The Oxford Illustrated Press, (1988). First edition. Glossy paper boards, 240pp. Fine in d/w.
(Oxford): The Oxford Illustrated Press, (1988). First edition. Glossy paper boards, 240pp. Fine in d/w.
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LINES, William J.
Taming the Great South Land. A History of the Conquests of Nature in Australia. Berkeley: University of California Press, (1991). First edition. Cloth, 337pp. Fine in d/w. Covers two centuries of European settlement from the point of view of the indigenous peoples.
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LINGARD, John.
The History and Antiquities of the Anglo-Saxon Church; Containing An Account of Its Origin, Government, Doctrines, Worship, Revenues, and Clerical and Monastic Institutions.
London: C. Dolman, 1845. Two volumes bound in one. Tall 8vo., cont. half calf, marble boards, xvi, 427; xii, 481pp. Inscription, lacking the front free e/paper in volume one o/w very good.
London: C. Dolman, 1845. Two volumes bound in one. Tall 8vo., cont. half calf, marble boards, xvi, 427; xii, 481pp. Inscription, lacking the front free e/paper in volume one o/w very good.
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LINKLATER, Andro.
Wild People. Travels with Borneo's Headhunters. New York: Atlantic Monthly, (1991). First U.S. edition. Cloth backed boards, 208pp. Fine in d/w.
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LIONNET, Guy.
The Seychelles. Newton Abbot: David & Charles, (1972). First edition. Cloth, 200pp. Fine in d/w.
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LIPMAN, V.D.
Americans and the Holy Land through British Eyes: 1820-1917. A Documentary History. (London): The American Holy Land Project, (1989). First edition. Cloth, 320pp. Fine in d/w. American and British activity in Palestine in the 19th century and the British attitude toward American activity.
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LISTOWEL, Judith.
The other Livingstone. For the first time the story can be told of four men who played a crucial part in David Livingstone's discoveries, a part he attempted to suppress...... New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, (1974). Cloth, 292pp. Fine in d/w. Story of Livingstone's attempt to omit any account of explorers who aided or preceded him to the heart of Africa.
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LIVERMORE, Mary A.
My Story of the War: A Woman's Narrative of Four Years Personal Experience As Nurse In the Union Army......... Hartford: A.D. Worthington and Company, 1889. Tall thick 8vo., orig. cloth, 700pp. Inner hinges badly cracked, wear to spine ends, some staining, a good copy.
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LIVINGSTON, David.
The Last Journals of David Livingstone, In Central Africa. From Eighteen Hundred and Sixty-Five To His Death. Continued By A Narrative Of His Last Moments And Sufferings, Obtained From His Faithful Servants Chuma And Susi by Horace Waller.
New York: Harper & Brothers, 1875. First U.S. edition. Tall thick 8vo., orig. rust cloth with a small pictorial decoration in gilt on the upper cover, 540, (4)pp.ads. Marks on pastedowns from removal of bookplates, some weart to extremities o/w a very good copy.
New York: Harper & Brothers, 1875. First U.S. edition. Tall thick 8vo., orig. rust cloth with a small pictorial decoration in gilt on the upper cover, 540, (4)pp.ads. Marks on pastedowns from removal of bookplates, some weart to extremities o/w a very good copy.
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LIVINGSTONE, David and Charles.
Narrative Of An Expedition To The Zambesi And Its Tributaries; and of the Discovery of the Lakes Shirwa and Nyassa 1858-1864.
New York: Harper & Brothers, 1866. First U.S. edition. Tall 8vo., orig. blue green cloth, xxii, 638, 6pp.ads. Tiny nick at the foot of the spine o/w a fine copy.
New York: Harper & Brothers, 1866. First U.S. edition. Tall 8vo., orig. blue green cloth, xxii, 638, 6pp.ads. Tiny nick at the foot of the spine o/w a fine copy.
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LIVINGSTONE, David.
Explorations Dans L'Interieur De L'Afrique Australe Et Voyages a Travers Le Continent....De 1840 a 1856. Trans. by H. Loreau.
Paris: Librarie De L. Hachette, 1859. French edition. (first published London 1857). Sm.4to., cont. red morcco spine, cloth, raised bands, gilt compartments, A.E.G., 759pp. Inner front hinge cracked o/w a near fine copy.
Paris: Librarie De L. Hachette, 1859. French edition. (first published London 1857). Sm.4to., cont. red morcco spine, cloth, raised bands, gilt compartments, A.E.G., 759pp. Inner front hinge cracked o/w a near fine copy.
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LIVINGSTONE, David.
Missionary Travels And Researches In South Africa; Including A Sketch of Sixteen Years' Residence In The Interior Of Africa, And A Journey From The Cape Of Good Hope To Loanda on the West Coast; Thence Across The Continent, Down The River Zambesi, To The Eastern Ocean.
London: John Murray, 1857. First edition. Tall 8vo., orig. brown cloth, x, 687, 8pp. ads. This copy has been professionally recased, with new e/papers, o/w a better than very good, unworn copy.
David Livingstone [1813-1873] Scottish missionary and explorer in Africa. Livingstone set off from Cape Town in 1852 working his way north where he was cordially received by Sekeletu and his people in the Makololo. Men were selected by Sekeletu to accompany Livingstone with a view to open up a trade route between their own country and the west coast. Livingstone was plagued by fever, semi-starvation and dysentery. From Loanda he sent his astronomical observations to Sir Thomas Maclear at the Cape and an account of his journey to the Royal Geographical Society. He reached Lake Dilolo in 1855 and made a careful study of the hydrography of the country. The route to the west proved unavailable and Livingstone opted to follow the Zambezi to its mouth. He discovered the famous "Victoria" falls of the Zambezi and completed a 2 1/2 year journey. "The results in geography and in natural science in all its departments were abundant and accurate; his observations necessitated a reconstruction of the map of Central Africa. When Livingstone began his work in Africa the map was a blank from Kuruman to Timbuktu, and nothing by envy or ignorance can throw any doubt on the originality of his discoveries." (11th Brit).
London: John Murray, 1857. First edition. Tall 8vo., orig. brown cloth, x, 687, 8pp. ads. This copy has been professionally recased, with new e/papers, o/w a better than very good, unworn copy.
David Livingstone [1813-1873] Scottish missionary and explorer in Africa. Livingstone set off from Cape Town in 1852 working his way north where he was cordially received by Sekeletu and his people in the Makololo. Men were selected by Sekeletu to accompany Livingstone with a view to open up a trade route between their own country and the west coast. Livingstone was plagued by fever, semi-starvation and dysentery. From Loanda he sent his astronomical observations to Sir Thomas Maclear at the Cape and an account of his journey to the Royal Geographical Society. He reached Lake Dilolo in 1855 and made a careful study of the hydrography of the country. The route to the west proved unavailable and Livingstone opted to follow the Zambezi to its mouth. He discovered the famous "Victoria" falls of the Zambezi and completed a 2 1/2 year journey. "The results in geography and in natural science in all its departments were abundant and accurate; his observations necessitated a reconstruction of the map of Central Africa. When Livingstone began his work in Africa the map was a blank from Kuruman to Timbuktu, and nothing by envy or ignorance can throw any doubt on the originality of his discoveries." (11th Brit).
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LIVINGSTONE, W.P.
Christina Forsyth of Fingoland. The Story of the Lonliest Woman in Africa.
London: Hodder & Stoughton, (1919). First edition. 8vo., orig. grey cloth, xii, (13),-248pp. Fine.
For 30 years Mrs. Forsyth lived alone at the mission station in Fingoland, South east Africa.
London: Hodder & Stoughton, (1919). First edition. 8vo., orig. grey cloth, xii, (13),-248pp. Fine.
For 30 years Mrs. Forsyth lived alone at the mission station in Fingoland, South east Africa.
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LJONE, Oddm.
Green Light for Adventure. Translated from the Norwegian. London: Michael Joseph, 1957. First edition in English. Cloth, 252pp. Fine in a nice d/w. Travels through South America.
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LOCHER, A.
With Star and Crescent A Full Authentic Account of a Recent Journey With A Caravan From Bombay to Constantinople, Comprising A Description of the Country, The People, and Interesting Adventures With the Natives.
Philadelphia: Aetna Publishing Co., 1889. First edition. Tall 8vo., orig. green cloth with pictorial gilt decoration on the upper cover, 634pp. Some light rubbing along the extremities with a trace of wear to the lower corners but o/w a near fine, bright copy.
A journey by caravan from Bombay to Constantinople. "The description of objects, customs, and peculiar habits of the people, and the relating of amusing adventurous incidents are entirely from personal observations and experiences of the author, and do not refer in any manner to any preceding publication upon a kindred subject....As the caravan went into camp from time to time, unusual opportunities were afforded the author for excursions of exploration, investigation, and adventures with the rascally Bedouins common to the deserts of Persia and Arabia....."
Philadelphia: Aetna Publishing Co., 1889. First edition. Tall 8vo., orig. green cloth with pictorial gilt decoration on the upper cover, 634pp. Some light rubbing along the extremities with a trace of wear to the lower corners but o/w a near fine, bright copy.
A journey by caravan from Bombay to Constantinople. "The description of objects, customs, and peculiar habits of the people, and the relating of amusing adventurous incidents are entirely from personal observations and experiences of the author, and do not refer in any manner to any preceding publication upon a kindred subject....As the caravan went into camp from time to time, unusual opportunities were afforded the author for excursions of exploration, investigation, and adventures with the rascally Bedouins common to the deserts of Persia and Arabia....."
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LOCK, Charles G. Warnford.
The Home Of The Eddas. With a Chapter on The Sprengisandr by Dr. C. Le Neve Foster.
London: Sampson Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington, 1879. First edition. Tall 8vo., orig. green cloth, xii, 348, 32pp. Some rubbing o/w a very nice copy.
An account of the authors trip to Iceland.
London: Sampson Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington, 1879. First edition. Tall 8vo., orig. green cloth, xii, 348, 32pp. Some rubbing o/w a very nice copy.
An account of the authors trip to Iceland.
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(LOCKERBY). THURN, Everard an d Leonard C. Wharton (editors).
The Journal of William Lockerby Sandalwood Trader in The Fijian Island During the Years 1808-1809: With An Introduction & Other Papers Connected with The Earliest European Visitors to the Island. Edited by....
London: Printed for the Hakluyt Society, 1925. . First edition. Second Series, Vol. LII. Tall 8vo., orig. blue cloth with a pictorial decoration in gilt on the upper board, xci, 250pp. Spine slightly faded o/w a fine copy.
London: Printed for the Hakluyt Society, 1925. . First edition. Second Series, Vol. LII. Tall 8vo., orig. blue cloth with a pictorial decoration in gilt on the upper board, xci, 250pp. Spine slightly faded o/w a fine copy.
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LOCKHART, R.H. Bruce.
Return to Malaya. New York: Putnam, 1936. Third printing. Cloth, 376pp. A nice copy in a worn but still very good d/w. A British diplomat returns to Malaya, where he had been a planter for three yeras. He also visits Sumatra and Java. With a substantial section on Singapore.
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LOCKWOOD, Allison.
Passionate Pilgrims. The American Traveller in Great Britain 1800-1914.
New York: Cornwall Books, (1981). Tall 8vo., cloth, 551pp. Foot of spine faded o/w a nice copy in a chipped d/w.
Allison has analysed, sorted and organized material from almost 500 travel account of Americans in Britain into a veritable cavalcade of social history.
New York: Cornwall Books, (1981). Tall 8vo., cloth, 551pp. Foot of spine faded o/w a nice copy in a chipped d/w.
Allison has analysed, sorted and organized material from almost 500 travel account of Americans in Britain into a veritable cavalcade of social history.
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