115 Koster's (Henry) Travels in Brazil, in the years from 1809 to 1815, 2 vols. 85 116 Same work, bds. 84 Philad. 1817 ibid. Of this work, the Quarterly Review for January, 1817, says: "The general spirit of the book, indeed, is excellent; the manner more resembling the good, old, plain, straight forward style of our best travellers, than the modern fashion of fine periods; and the matter, for the most part, equally curious and amusing, presenting a faithful picture of a very interesting stage in the progress of society." 117 Kendall's' (Edward Augustus) Travels through the Northern Part of the United States, in the years 1807 and 1808, 3 vols. $7.50 N. York, 1809 118 Langsdorff's (G. 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Philad 129 Moreau de St. Mery's Geographical and Topographical Account of St. Domingo, 2 vols. 83 (129) Mawe's (Jchn) Travels in the Interior of Brazil, particularly in the Gold and Diamond Districts of the country, by autho-` rity of the Prince Regent of Portugal, with plaics, $3 50 130 Same work, bds. $3 Philad. 1816 ¡ibid. 131 Morse's (Jedidiah) American Gazetteer, with maps, third edi tion $3.50 132 Morse's Universal Gazetteer, 2 vcls. $7 Bost. 1810 ibid. Bost. 1812 ibid. 133 Morse's American Geography, sixth edition, $4 134 Morse's Universal Geography, sixth edition, $8 135 Morse's Compendious and Complete System of Geography, with maps, $3 75 Bost. 1814 136 Mayʊ's (Robert, M.D.) View of Ancient Geography and An cient History, 82 Philad. 1813 ibid. 137 Same work, with 4to. Atlas, $5 *138 Milford's (John, jun.) 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