Fryer, John: A new account of East-India and Persia: in 8 letters being 9 years travels, begun 1672 and finished 1681 (London, 1698)

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LETTER VII.

LETTER VIII.

CHAP. I.
Continues the General Occurrences,
with (Remarks.
THE Syddy and Seva left to contend
for Henry Kenry. The Englijb Re-
proach'd. The Mogul inssi&s a Double
Poll. Seva Gi Dies. Heats about Suc-
cession. The Mogul's Eldest Son sent to
the Post. Withdraws his Army. An
Example on Treason. The Mogul's Se-
cretary's Reasons to dissuade the Empe-
ror from his Persecuting the Heathens.
A Drought feared. The First Interloper.
A Comet.

CHAP. L
Concludes with my (Return to Eng~
land.
WEsetSailforE»gW. AYoungMari
lost over-board. We Sail on the
back side of St. Lawrence. We, weather
the Cape os Good Hope. Land at St. He
Una. The Story of the Issand and Issand-
ers. Of Ascen/ion, and Catching of Tor-
toises. Foolish Birds. Isse of St. Tho-
mas. A bold Ad of an Algler Slave, »
The Azores. England. We Land at Folk'
ffimit near Dover.

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