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Thebes, and its Five Greater Temples. See Abney.
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—— Through Cyprus with the Camera, in the Autumn of 1878. Sixty large and very fine Permanent Photographs, illustrating the Coast and Inland Scenery of Cyprus, and the Costumes and Types of the Natives, specially taken on a journey undertaken for the purpose. By John Thomson, F.R.G.S., Author of “Illustrations of China and its People,” &c. Two royal 4to volumes, cloth extra, 105s.
Thorne (E.) The Queen of the Colonies; or, Queensland as I saw it. 1 vol., with Map, 6s.
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“One of the greatest geographical discoveries of the age.”—Spectator.
“Mr. Stanley has penetrated the very heart of the mystery.... He has opened up a perfectly virgin region, never before, so far as known, visited by a white man.”—Times.