An edition of The importance of the Cape of Good Hope as a colony to Great Britain
(1816)
The importance of the Cape of Good Hope as a colony to Great Britain
independently of the advantages it possesses as a military and naval station and the key to our territorial possessions in India ...
3rd ed., with additions.
by Richard Barnard Fisher
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Publisher, Printer, Description and travel, Travel, Voyages and travels, Colored Engraving, Specimens, ChronPeople
T. and Davies (W.) Cadell, W. Davies, G. SidneyTimes
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The importance of the Cape of Good Hope as a colony to Great Britain: independently of the advantages it possesses as a military and naval station and the key to our territorial possessions in India ...
1816, Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies ...
in English
- 3rd ed., with additions.
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Printed by G. Sidney, 1, Northumberland-street.
Abbey, J.R. Travel 324
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