Walter Raleigh (1552?-1618), Sir
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[The Middle East]

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[The Near East] [cartographic material].

[The Near East] [cartographic material].

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[The Holy Land] / W.H. sc.

[The Holy Land] / W.H. sc.

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A Description of the Land of Gosen, and Moses passage through the Deserts [cartographic material] / Guli: Hole sculp.

A Description of the Land of Gosen, and Moses passage through the Deserts [cartographic material] / Guli: Hole sculp.

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[Palestine] [cartographic material] / W.H. sc.

[Palestine] [cartographic material] / W.H. sc.

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Choice passages from the writings and letters of Sir Walter Raleigh : being a small sheaf of gleanings from a golden harvest / by Alexander B.Grosart.

Choice passages from the writings and letters of Sir Walter Raleigh : being a small sheaf of gleanings from a golden harvest / by Alexander B.Grosart.

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