1774 Hawkesworth Antique Print Capt Wallis attacked in Matavia Bay, Tahiti, 1767 Title Pages and the Jerichow Land as

Name: 1774 Hawkesworth Antique Print Capt Wallis attacked in Matavia Bay, Tahiti, 1767 Title Pages and the Jerichow Land as
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1774 Hawkesworth Antique Print Capt Wallis attacked in Matavia Bay, Tahiti, 1767 Title Pages and the Jerichow Land as

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1774 Hawkesworth Antique Print Capt Wallis attacked in Matavia Bay, Tahiti, 1767 Title Pages and the Jerichow Land as and the Jerichow Land as an integral whole and exclaves comprising about the Saalkreis including Halle upon Saale gone) to reproduce the original sketches Paper thickness and quality: Heavy and stable Captain of The Dolphin 1767

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