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amongst other voyages
The books illustrations vividly describe the religion and Gods of India as well as the customs and flora of the region - one of the earliest European sources to describe this
Published by Fukuda Hatsujiro c1894-6
the plants and animals he saw
The reward was issued for the apprehension of the murderer of Tommy - a First Nations Aboriginal boy killed on the frontiers of the expanding Australian colony
Fine Jesuit Binding, Nouvelle Relation de la Chine, Gabriel de Magalhaes, 1688 japan amongst other voyages"Nouvelle Relation de la Chine" Gabriel de Magalhaes 1688 Beautiful early Jesuit binding with gold lettering TP, Preface, 385, Table Missing folding map Binding with wear to spine and edges. Good condition overall. This is one of the most important European account of China from the second half of the 17th Century. Magalhaes was a Portuguese Jesuit who, after spending 6 years in Goa, travelled to China to work with the Kangxi emperor. He later
