A Voyage to Surat in the Year 1689Giving A Large Account Of The City And Its Inhabitants And Of The English Factory There. With A Foreword By H.G. Rawlinson. |
Contents
The Island of Madeira | 10 |
The Island of St Jago | 28 |
The Island of Annobon | 37 |
Malemba on the Coast of Africa | 48 |
TITLES OF AUTHORITIES xix | 51 |
The Island of St Helena | 57 |
The Island of Johanna | 67 |
The Island of Bombay | 79 |
The Bannians at Suratt | 163 |
The Faquires near Suratt | 210 |
The Persies at Suratt | 217 |
The Halalchors at Suratt | 223 |
The Confinement of the English at Suratt in | 239 |
Muscatt in Arabia Felix | 245 |
Mocha and other Places on the Red Sea | 260 |
The Cape of Good Hope | 279 |
VOYAGE TO SURAT 1 | 90 |
The Island of Elephanta | 97 |
The City of Suratt | 129 |
The Moor Inhabitants of Suratt | 139 |
The Island of Ascention | 297 |
TABLE OF COINS | 303 |
APPENDIX | 306 |
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