Summary

James Richardson Logan Journal of the Indian Archipelago and Eastern Asia (1856)

The Miscellaneous Glossarial Affinities of the Tibetan Dialects amongst themselves and with Chinese and Scythic. ... 1 Sec. 6. The glossarial connection between Ultraindo-Gangetic and Tibetan. ... 8 Sec. 7. The forms and distribution of the Chino-Himalaic Numerals in China, Tibet, India and Ultraindia, considered as illustrative of the ancient relations and movements of the tribes of this Province, and of the secular changes in their glossaries. ...
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James Richardson Logan Journal of the Indian Archipelago and Eastern Asia (1856)

Gambling and Opium Smoking in the Straits of Malacca. ... 66
IV.
Journal of a Tour on the Kapuas. ... 84
V.
The Banda Nutmeg Plantations. By T. Oxley, Esq. A.B., Senior Surgeon of the Straits Settlements. ... 127
VII.
Notes of Dutch History in the Archipelago. ... 141
VIII.
Notes on Naning, with a brief notice of the Naning War. By T. Braddell, Esq. ... 194
IX.
Bima and Sumbawa. By H. Zollinger. ... 233
X.
Raffles and the Indian Archipelago. ... 266
XI.
Notice of Mr Crawfurd's Descriptive Dictionary. ...
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