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Geographia Universalis: The Present State of the Whole World — 1685
DUVAL, Pierre; SPENCE, Ferrand (trans.). Geographia Universalis: The Present State of the Whole World: Giving an Account of the several Religions, Customs, and Riches of each People; the Strength and
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