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1. From New York to Delhi, by way of Rio de Janeiro, Australia, and China. By Robert B. Minturn, jr.

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xi, [1] [13]-488 p. front. (fold. map.) 20 1/2 cm.
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New York,: D. Appleton & co., [etc., etc.] and Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Michigan Library

2. India and its inhabitants. By Caleb Wright ...

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vii, [45]-304 p. incl. illus., plates. 18 pl. 24 cm. and Lectures on India. Lecture I. Lectures on India. Lecture II. A lecture on the condition of women in India, and other pagan and Mohammedan countries.--Habits and superstitions of the Thugs, a sect who profess to be divinely authorized to plunder and murder.--A brief description of two of the principal Hindu festivals, compiled from writings of Alexander Duff.--A description of the Shasters, by J. J. Weltbrecht.--Specimens of the Shasters.--East Indian character and customs, by J. Statham.--East Indian character and customs, by an English lady residing in India.
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Cincinnati, Ohio,: J.A. Brainerd, and Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Michigan Library

3. The land of the Veda: being personal reminiscences of India; its people, castes, thugs, and fakirs; its religions, mythology, principal monuments, palaces, and mausoleums: together with the incidents of the great Sepoy rebellion, and its results to Christianity and civilization ... Also, statistical tables of Christian missions, and a glossary of Indian terms used in this work and in missionary correspondence. By Rev. William Butler, D.D.

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550 p. incl. plates. front., illus. (incl. ports.) fold. map. 24 cm.
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New York,, San Francisco,: Carlton & Lanahan;, E. Thomas; [etc., etc.] and Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Michigan Library