 | Grasset de Saint-Sauveur, J. 1809 Museum de la jeunesse, ou, Tableaux historiques des sciences et des arts. Paris, Hoquart |
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| Bartsch, A. 1808 Le peintre graveur, vol. 7 (Albrecht Dürer). Vienne, J.V. Degen |
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| Williamson, T.; Howitt, S. 1808 Oriental field sports [new printing]. London, Edward Orme and B. Crosby, vol. 1 - quarto (4to) |
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| Bowlby; Dutens, L. 1808 Rhinoceros in Lyons. Calcutta Gazette Thursday 18 February 1808: 7 |
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| The quote here is from Dutens, L., 1806. Memoirs of a traveller, now in retirement. |
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| Anonymous 1808 Six rhinoceroses killed in Rajmahal. Calcutta Gazette 7 April 1808: Supplement p.1 |
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| [Calcutta Gazette, Thursday 7 April 1808] Two gentlemen, now on their way to the Presidency, .. Killed six Rhinoceroses in the Rajemahl Hills; and a seventh young one being taken prisoner and rendered perfectly tame in the space of 2 days, may be shortly xpected in Calcutta, where he will furnish... |
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| Williamson, T.; Howitt, S. 1808 Oriental field sports [new printing]. London, Edward Orme and B. Crosby, vol. 1 - octavo (8vo) with folded plates |
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| Wade, J.P. 1807 Geographical sketch of Assam, part 1. Asiatic Annual Register 5 (for the year 1805): 116-127 |
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| [121] Casirunga lies to the east and south-east of Rungulighur; and Namdoyungh to the eastward above Khonarmook or Sonarmook. The country here is low, and subject to inundation. It extends about six miles in length, from the causeway to Bassa, and four in breadth to the foot of the mountains from... |
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| Wade, J.P. 1807 Geographical sketch of Assam, part 1. In: Sharma, B. (ed.) An account of Assam. Madhupur Tea estate, R. Sarmah, (part 2) pp. 1-38 |
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 | Williamson, T. 1807 Oriental field sports; being a complete, detailed, and accurate description of the wild sports of the East; and exhibiting, in a novel and interesting manner, the natural history of the elephant, the rhinoceros, the tiger, the leopard, the bear, the deer, the buffalo, the wolf, the wild hog, the jackall, the wild dog, the civet, and other undomesticated animals: as likewise the different species of feathered game, fishes, and serpents. London, Printed by William Bulmer and Co. Shakspeare printing office, for Edward Orme, Printseller to His Majesty, Engraver and publisher, Bond Street, Oblong folio. (18 3/8 x 23 inches; 46.7 x 58.4 cm). Pp. i-ii, 150 pp., plus plate list |
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| Bergk, J.A.; Baumgaertner, F.G. 1807 Ein zahmes Nashorn. Museum des Wundervollen oder Magazin des Ausserordentlichen in der Natur, der Kunst und im Menschenleben 7 (5): 435-436 |
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