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1817 John Barrow Original Antique Atlas of Travels in China in 1797 - 21 Prints South Pacific and countries bordering the Indian

Name: 1817 John Barrow Original Antique Atlas of Travels in China in 1797 - 21 Prints South Pacific and countries bordering the Indian
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SKU: 14314901619
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1817 John Barrow Original Antique Atlas of Travels in China in 1797 21 Prints South Pacific and countries bordering the Indian and countries bordering the Indian Ocean coined the term "atlas" for such a book Paper thickness and quality: Heavy and stable Exposition (Punishment of Prisoners)

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