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London, England, 1809-01-11 00:00:00

DlBblit'S GREEK and LATII4 CLASSICS.

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AN INTRODUCTION to tbeINOWLEDGE,
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This day ws.s published,
in Two Volumes 4to. illustrated by twenty-five Engravings from
Original Drawings, price 31. 13s. lid. in boards,
A DZSCRIPTION cf CEYLON, containing an
36- Account of.rite Country, Inhabitants, and Natural Pro-
ductions ; with narritives'of a Tour round ti.o Island in 1800, the
Campaign in Caudy in 1808, and a Jouraey to Ramisseram in
1304. By tbe;Rev. JAMES CORDINEit, A.M.
Late Chaplain of the Garrison of Coltunbo.
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Considered as Volumes of Travels, Mr. Cordiner's labours
must enjoy a respectable rank same; uszful and agreeable pub-
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frionds there,. this Description of Ceylon' will be peculiarly
agreeableP-:—.Auti-J AC.

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The Third Edition, of
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