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(No pl., 1739). Folio. (4) pp.Extract uyt de resolutien van de Heeren Staaten van Hollandt en Westvrieslandt, in haar .. vergadering genomen op vrydag den 12 juny 1739. - Report dealing with the West India Company and the defence of the island of Curaçao, by sending some warships and infantry.

(No pl., 1739). Folio. (8) pp.Extract uyt de resolutien van de Heeren Staaten van Hollandt en Westvrieslandt, in haar .. vergadering genomen op vrydag den 12 juny 1739. - Detailed report detailing with the West India Company and the miserable condition of the Dutch fortresses on Curaçao, on the precauctions that must be taken and the financial aspects involved.

Londres, John Nourse, 1743.Sm.8vo. Original marbled wrappers (spine damaged). (12),146,(2) pp.Collection of authentic documents, serving the history of the United Provinces.

(No pl.), 1955. 8vo. Wrappers.

Batavia, Landsdrukkerij, 1914.Original printed boards (spine broken). XVIII,662,478 pp.Government yearbook for the Dutch East Indies for the year 1914, jubilee edition 1814-1914. Important source giving much information on the departements in the Dutch East Indies.

Batavia, Landsdrukkerij, 1941.Original printed boards (sl. damaged). LVI,510 pp.Government yearbook for the Dutch East Indies for the year 1942. Important source giving much information on the departements in the Dutch East Indies.

Cologne, Jacques le Jeune, 1683.12mo. Marbled wrappers. 72 pp.Interessantes, flott geschriebenes Wercken. Der Author muss ein sehr wohl informierter Mann gewesen sein, der sowohl am französischen Hofe, als auf dem türkischen Kriegsschauplatze zu Hause war. Die Schilderung der Begebnisse vor der Belagerung ist mit mehr Weitläufigkeit und Sachkenntniss behandelt als in den meisten Schriften dieser Epoche, die Belagerung selbst nicht in Form eines Diariums, sondern in zusammenhängender, lebendiger Erzählung (Apponyi p. 183-184). Sturminger 2439 ; Apponyi 1060.

Paris, du Bureau d'Adresse, 2 Aoust, 1684. 4to. Old half calf, pink wrappers preserved. 8 pp.By 1683, the Ottoman Empire had spread westward until Vienne itself was under siege. Campaigns by the members of the Holy League, comprised of Austria, Poland and the Venetian Rupublic, finally brought relief to Central Europe, and negociations ended with the Treaty of Karlowitz in 1693. This Treaty, between Turkey on the one side and the countries of the Holy League on the other, resulted in Turkey's loss of Hungary, Transylvania, Croatia, Slavonia, Dalmatia, the Peloponnesus, and other territories. The Treaty also marked the beginning of the disintegration of the Ottoman Empire. This pamphlet pertains to the taking of Visegrád and Vác, two towns close to Budapest, by Charles, Duke of Lorraine and his Holy League forces, not long after they had relieved Vienna. Some months later, in early 1685, they also took Budapest from the Turks, and the Turkish hegemony in Eastern Europe was over. - (Age-browned).Only… Leer más

Recife, 1981. Wrappers. With many plates. 262 pp.

Amsterdam, (1991). 4to. Wrappers. With many illustrations (several in colours). 232 pp.

Rotterdam, 1795-1848.19 newspapers. Plano.

London, Continuum, (2012). Pictorial wrappers. With illustrations. XXII,330 pp.

Amsterdam, Royal Tropical Institute, 2001. 4to. Wrappers. With 5 maps and 55 photographic illustrations. 96 pp.'This volume assembles, for the first time, a selection of photographs from Dutch and British expeditions to South New Guinea between 1907 and 1936. Many of these photographs have not previously been published'.

(London, National Portrait Gallery, 1990). 4to. Wrappers. With more than 500 illustrations of paintings, photographs, portraits, furnishings, textiles and artefacts (many in colours). 432 pp.'Spanning a period of over three hundred years, this book examines the relationship between British and Indian society, throughout the British presence in India, from the founding of the East India Company in 1600 to the partition of India in 1947. The book makes an important contribution to Indian history and to the understanding of the European experience of colonialism'. - A fine illustrated catalogue.

Hong Kong, John Nicholson, 1989. Oblong 8vo. Boards. With many illustrations (sveral in colours). VI,130 pp.

München, Georg Müller, 1924. 2 volumes. 4to. Half cloth. With 230 photographic plates. XX,333 pp.'Stutterheim made the basic assumption that the Ramayana stories in Indonesia were not merely revised versions of the classical Valmiki epic, but that they were derived from Indian folk literature, which exhibits many elements basically similar to those in Indonesian folk stories. It was also this fact which explained the smoothness of the process whereby these Indian Ramayana folk stories were integrated into the Indonesian folk literature' (Koentjaraningrat, Anthropology in Indonesia, p.141).

London, Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co., 1891.Original pictorial cloth. With woodengraved illustrations. 300 pp.First edition; with bookplate of I. & F.W. Hosken.. - Written in a strongly religious vein and includes many sermons, but considerable information is afforded concerning matters of general interest in South Africa at this period (Mendelssohn I, p. 257-258). - A nice copy.SAB I, p.375.

New York, J. & H.G. Langley, 1843.Original embossed cloth with gilt vignette on front cover, spine gilt (sl. faded; lower joint repaired). With pictorial lithographed title page, engraved map, illustrations and 23 lithographed plates (several tinted). 304 pp. + 12 pp. advertisements.First edition. - With visits to the buildings of pre-Columbian cities built by the Maya people located in Yucatán State, Mexico. The author claims to give the first time accounts of Chi-Chen and other important sites. - A fine copy.Palau 193027. Sabin 50570.

Paris, Cinemato, 1968.Large coloured poster by Guy Lécureux. Ca. 158 x 116 cm.Small tear at top, otherwise fine.

(Batavia, 1868). 4to. Marbled wrappers. 81 pp. Verhandelingen van het Bataviaasch Genootschap van Kunsten en Wetenschappen. - Report released in 1761 to the governor general Van der Parra, caused by the report that the English intended to invade the Moluccas and had already established a post on Salawati.Ruinen I, 382.