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TRAVELS IN LURISTĀN AND ARABISTĀN;

BEING

A TOUR THROUGH SOUTH-WESTERN PERSIA

IN THE YEARS 1840 AND 1841.

BY THE BARON CLEMENT AUGUSTUS DE BODE, &c. &c.
Followed by an Essay on the Marches of Alexander the Great and Amir Timur.

In Two Volumes 8vo., with Maps and numerous Illustrations.
Price 2s.

A JOURNEY FROM NAPLES TO JERUSALEM,

BY WAY OF
ATHENS, EGYPT, AND THE PENINSULA OF SINAI;

INCLUDING

A TRIP TO THE VALLEY OF FAYOUM,

Together with a Translation of M. Linant de Bellefond's "Mémoire sur le Lac Mâeris."

BY DAWSON BORRER, ESQ.
In One Vol. 8vo., with numerous Illustrations, and a Map of
the Valley of Fayoum. Price 14s.

BOKHARA, ITS AMIR AND ITS PEOPLE;

FROM THE RUSSIAN OF KHANIKOFF.

BY THE BARON CLEMENT AUGUSTUS DE BODE.
In One Volume 8vo., with a Portrait of the reigning Amir, and an
Original Map of the Country. Price 12s.

RECOLLECTIONS OF MILITARY SERVICE,

FROM 1813 TO 1818 INCLUSIVE,

IN

GERMANY, HOLLAND, BELGIUM, FRANCE, AND ENGLAND.

INCLUDING SOME ORIGINAL DETAILS OF THE
BATTLES OF QUATRE BRAS AND WATERLOO.

BY THOMAS MORRIS,
LATE SERJEANT 2D BATTALION 73D REGIMENT OF FOOT.

In One Volume, post 8vo. Price 5s.

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EGYPT AND THE RED SEA.

TO BE PUBLISHED IN JANUARY 1845, IN ONE SPLENDID
IMPERIAL FOLIO VOLUME,

THE ORIENTAL ALBUM.

To consist of a Series of Drawings of the Costumes of EGYPT and the RED SEA, from Sketches made by MONSIEUR E. PRISSÉ during sixteen years travel in the East. The Volume will contain Thirty Plates, with Letter-press description and illustrative Woodcuts. The Drawings are now in the hands of the most celebrated Artists of France, and will be executed in Lithography, in the finest style of art, under the superintendence of the Artist. The Work will be published at 4l. 4s.; and a few copies, coloured and mounted, in imitation of the Original Drawings, in a Portfolio, 10l. 10s. To ensure early impressions, Subscribers are requested to enter their names immediately with Messrs. MADDEN and Co., Leadenhall Street. Specimens of the Style in which the Work is to be executed may be seen.

TRAVELS IN SOUTHERN ABYSSINIA.

BY CHARLES JOHNSTON, M.R.C.S.

In Two Volumes 8vo., with Map and Illustrations. Price 2s.
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"Mr. Johnston is a most enthusiastic, intelligent, and courageous tra-
veller; a man of great powers of observation, capacity, and perseverance;
and he has produced a work which cannot be read without deep
interest."—*Tablet*.

"The interest of the work is twofold;—a book of travels and a narrative of adventures."—*Court Journal*.

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"It is refreshing to peruse these Volumes, after enduring the infliction of Capt. Harris's ambitious, inflated, and stilted style."—*Manchester Times*.

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TRAVELS IN KORDOFAN, (WHITE NILE.)

BY IGNATIUS PALLME.

In One Volume 8vo. Price 12s.

"The reader feels as if he were actually an observer of the scenes which have been described with such graphic power, and hurries on from page to page with ever-sustained interest."—*Advertiser*.

"This is a most valuable book of travels: no book of travels with which we are acquainted gives such detailed and interesting accounts of the country visited. We are confident that this book will prove of the utmost utility to men of science and commerce. To the Geographer, the Ethnologist, and the Natural Historian, it will be a mine from which they must glean materials for their labours; and we earnestly recommend the work to the general reader, as graphic, amusing, and ably written."

The "Morning Herald" of Aug. 29 devoted four columns to a review recommending the work in the strongest terms.

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