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Travels and voyages through Europe, Asia and Africa for nineteen years : containing an account of the religion, government, policy, laws, customs, trade, &c. of the several countries through which the author travelled; and a description of Jerusalem, and many other remarkable places mentioned in sacred and profane history ; also a narrative of the tortures he suffered in the Spanish inquisition, and of his miraculous deliverance from those cruelties ; Embellished with Copperplates, and illustrated with Notes from later travellers
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11. ed.
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Englisch
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XVI, 490 S.
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München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek -- BA/It.sing. 603 mb
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Kilmarnock : Pr. for J. Meuros, bookseller, 1770 ; Edinburgh : Murray and Cochran
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