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 Abebooks catalogue (accessed 9 Aug 2013)[http://www.abebooks.com/book-search/title/narrative-voyage-indian-seas-nisus-frigate-cape-good-hope-isles-bourbon-france-seychelles-madras-isles-java-st-paul-amsterdam/page-1/]
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+Catalogue [[Google Books]] (accessed 9 Aug 2013)[http://books.google.co.za/books/about/Beschrijving_eener_reis_naar_de_Indiesch.html?id=i_FQAAAAcAAJ&redir_esc=y]
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−	(1790-1869) English traveller, author and theatregoer who visited Cape Town in 1810. Born at Lisburn, Ireland, he entered the navy as a surgeon, served abroad and at home, became Deputy-Inspector of Hospitals in 1843, and was knighted in 1858. He was the author of several popular works, including ''Voyage to the Indian Seas in 1810-11''. His descriptions in this book of his visit to the Cape Town include descriptions of cultural life there and the play he calls ''[[The Shipwreck]]'' (1810) (a [[Dutch]] play ~~by Brandes~~ called ''[[De Schipbreuk, of De Korsaren op het Eiland Ivica]]'').	+	(1790-1869) English traveller, author and theatregoer who visited Cape Town in 1810. Born at Lisburn, Ireland, he entered the navy as a surgeon, served abroad and at home, became Deputy-Inspector of Hospitals in 1843, and was knighted in 1858. He was the author of several popular works, including ''Voyage to the Indian Seas in 1810-11''. His descriptions in this book of his visit to the Cape Town include descriptions of cultural life there and the play he calls ''[[The Shipwreck]]'' (1810) (a [[Dutch]] play called ''[[De Schipbreuk, of De Korsaren op het Eiland Ivica]]'').

	For his monumental 1928 study [[F.C.L. Bosman]] used the [[Dutch]] translation of this book, entitled ''Beschrijving eener reis naar de Indiesche zee, met het fregat de Nisus, en naar de Kaap de Goede Hoop, de eilanden Bourbon, Mauritius en anderen, naar Madras, de eilanden Java, Sint Paul en Amsterdam, gedurende de jaren 1810 en 1811''. Translated by Jan de Quack, and published in Amsterdam by J.C. van Kesteren, 1820.		For his monumental 1928 study [[F.C.L. Bosman]] used the [[Dutch]] translation of this book, entitled ''Beschrijving eener reis naar de Indiesche zee, met het fregat de Nisus, en naar de Kaap de Goede Hoop, de eilanden Bourbon, Mauritius en anderen, naar Madras, de eilanden Java, Sint Paul en Amsterdam, gedurende de jaren 1810 en 1811''. Translated by Jan de Quack, and published in Amsterdam by J.C. van Kesteren, 1820.

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	(1790-1869) English traveller, author and theatregoer who visited Cape Town in 1810. Born at Lisburn, Ireland, he entered the navy as a surgeon, served abroad and at home, became Deputy-Inspector of Hospitals in 1843, and was knighted in 1858. He was the author of several popular works, including ''Voyage to the Indian Seas in 1810-11''. His descriptions in this book of his visit to the Cape Town include descriptions of cultural life there and the play he calls ''[[The Shipwreck]]'' (1810) (a [[Dutch]] play by Brandes called ''[[De Schipbreuk, of De Korsaren op het Eiland Ivica]]'').		(1790-1869) English traveller, author and theatregoer who visited Cape Town in 1810. Born at Lisburn, Ireland, he entered the navy as a surgeon, served abroad and at home, became Deputy-Inspector of Hospitals in 1843, and was knighted in 1858. He was the author of several popular works, including ''Voyage to the Indian Seas in 1810-11''. His descriptions in this book of his visit to the Cape Town include descriptions of cultural life there and the play he calls ''[[The Shipwreck]]'' (1810) (a [[Dutch]] play by Brandes called ''[[De Schipbreuk, of De Korsaren op het Eiland Ivica]]'').

−	For his monumental 1928 study [[F.C.L. Bosman]] used the [[Dutch]] translation of this book (entitled ''Beschrijving eener reis naar de Indiesche zee, met het fregat de Nisus, en naar de Kaap de Goede Hoop, de eilanden Bourbon, Mauritius en anderen, naar Madras, de eilanden Java, Sint Paul en Amsterdam, gedurende de jaren 1810 en 1811''. Translated by Jan de Quack, and published in Amsterdam by J.C. van Kesteren, 1820.)	+	For his monumental 1928 study [[F.C.L. Bosman]] used the [[Dutch]] translation of this book, entitled ''Beschrijving eener reis naar de Indiesche zee, met het fregat de Nisus, en naar de Kaap de Goede Hoop, de eilanden Bourbon, Mauritius en anderen, naar Madras, de eilanden Java, Sint Paul en Amsterdam, gedurende de jaren 1810 en 1811''. Translated by Jan de Quack, and published in Amsterdam by J.C. van Kesteren, 1820.

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−	(17**-1869) English traveller, author and theatregoer who visited Cape Town in 1810. Born at Lisburn, Ireland ~~in 1790. He~~ entered the navy as a surgeon, served abroad and at home, became Deputy-Inspector of Hospitals in 1843, and was knighted in 1858. He was the author of several popular works: Voyage to the Indian Seas in 1810-11~~; Memoirs of Edmund Burke (1824); Life of Oliver Goldsmith (1836); Life of Edmond Malone (1860)~~. His descriptions of his visit to the Cape Town include descriptions of cultural life there and the play he calls ''[[The Shipwreck]]'' (1810) (a [[Dutch]] play by Brandes called ''[[De Schipbreuk, of De Korsaren op het Eiland Ivica]]'').	+	(1790-1869) English traveller, author and theatregoer who visited Cape Town in 1810. Born at Lisburn, Ireland, he entered the navy as a surgeon, served abroad and at home, became Deputy-Inspector of Hospitals in 1843, and was knighted in 1858. He was the author of several popular works, including ''Voyage to the Indian Seas in 1810-11''. His descriptions in this book of his visit to the Cape Town include descriptions of cultural life there and the play he calls ''[[The Shipwreck]]'' (1810) (a [[Dutch]] play by Brandes called ''[[De Schipbreuk, of De Korsaren op het Eiland Ivica]]'').

−	For his monumental 1928 study [[F.C.L. Bosman]] used the [[Dutch]] translation of this book (entitled ''Beschrijving eener reis naar de Indiesche zee, met het fregat de Nisus, en naar de Kaap de Goede Hoop, de eilanden Bourbon, Mauritius en anderen, naar Madras, de eilanden Java, Sint Paul en Amsterdam, gedurende de jaren 1810 en 1811'' (Translated by Jan de Quack, and published in Amsterdam by J.C. van Kesteren, 1820.)	+	For his monumental 1928 study [[F.C.L. Bosman]] used the [[Dutch]] translation of this book (entitled ''Beschrijving eener reis naar de Indiesche zee, met het fregat de Nisus, en naar de Kaap de Goede Hoop, de eilanden Bourbon, Mauritius en anderen, naar Madras, de eilanden Java, Sint Paul en Amsterdam, gedurende de jaren 1810 en 1811''. Translated by Jan de Quack, and published in Amsterdam by J.C. van Kesteren, 1820.)

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−	(17**-1869) English traveller, author and theatregoer who visited Cape Town in 1810. Born at Lisburn, Ireland in 1790. He entered the navy as a surgeon, served abroad and at home, became Deputy-Inspector of Hospitals in 1843, and was knighted in 1858. He was the author of several popular works: Voyage to the Indian Seas in 1810-11; Memoirs of Edmund Burke (1824); Life of Oliver Goldsmith (1836); Life of Edmond Malone (1860). His descriptions of his visit to the Cape Town include descriptions of cultural life there and the play he calls ''[[The Shipwreck]]'' (1810) (a Dutch play by Brandes called .	+	(17**-1869) English traveller, author and theatregoer who visited Cape Town in 1810. Born at Lisburn, Ireland in 1790. He entered the navy as a surgeon, served abroad and at home, became Deputy-Inspector of Hospitals in 1843, and was knighted in 1858. He was the author of several popular works: Voyage to the Indian Seas in 1810-11; Memoirs of Edmund Burke (1824); Life of Oliver Goldsmith (1836); Life of Edmond Malone (1860). His descriptions of his visit to the Cape Town include descriptions of cultural life there and the play he calls ''[[The Shipwreck]]'' (1810) (a [[Dutch]] play by Brandes called ''[[De Schipbreuk, of De Korsaren op het Eiland Ivica]]'').

	For his monumental 1928 study [[F.C.L. Bosman]] used the [[Dutch]] translation of this book (entitled ''Beschrijving eener reis naar de Indiesche zee, met het fregat de Nisus, en naar de Kaap de Goede Hoop, de eilanden Bourbon, Mauritius en anderen, naar Madras, de eilanden Java, Sint Paul en Amsterdam, gedurende de jaren 1810 en 1811'' (Translated by Jan de Quack, and published in Amsterdam by J.C. van Kesteren, 1820.)		For his monumental 1928 study [[F.C.L. Bosman]] used the [[Dutch]] translation of this book (entitled ''Beschrijving eener reis naar de Indiesche zee, met het fregat de Nisus, en naar de Kaap de Goede Hoop, de eilanden Bourbon, Mauritius en anderen, naar Madras, de eilanden Java, Sint Paul en Amsterdam, gedurende de jaren 1810 en 1811'' (Translated by Jan de Quack, and published in Amsterdam by J.C. van Kesteren, 1820.)

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−	(17**-1869) English traveller, author and theatregoer who visited Cape Town in 1810. Born at Lisburn, Ireland in 1790. He entered the navy as a surgeon, served abroad and at home, became Deputy-Inspector of Hospitals in 1843, and was knighted in 1858. He was the author of several popular works: Voyage to the Indian Seas in 1810-11; Memoirs of Edmund Burke (1824); Life of Oliver Goldsmith (1836); Life of Edmond Malone (1860). His descriptions of his visit to the Cape Town include descriptions of cultural life there and the ~~Dutch~~ play ''[[The Shipwreck]]'' (1810).	+	(17**-1869) English traveller, author and theatregoer who visited Cape Town in 1810. Born at Lisburn, Ireland in 1790. He entered the navy as a surgeon, served abroad and at home, became Deputy-Inspector of Hospitals in 1843, and was knighted in 1858. He was the author of several popular works: Voyage to the Indian Seas in 1810-11; Memoirs of Edmund Burke (1824); Life of Oliver Goldsmith (1836); Life of Edmond Malone (1860). His descriptions of his visit to the Cape Town include descriptions of cultural life there and the play he calls ''[[The Shipwreck]]'' (1810) (a Dutch play by Brandes called .

	For his monumental 1928 study [[F.C.L. Bosman]] used the [[Dutch]] translation of this book (entitled ''Beschrijving eener reis naar de Indiesche zee, met het fregat de Nisus, en naar de Kaap de Goede Hoop, de eilanden Bourbon, Mauritius en anderen, naar Madras, de eilanden Java, Sint Paul en Amsterdam, gedurende de jaren 1810 en 1811'' (Translated by Jan de Quack, and published in Amsterdam by J.C. van Kesteren, 1820.)		For his monumental 1928 study [[F.C.L. Bosman]] used the [[Dutch]] translation of this book (entitled ''Beschrijving eener reis naar de Indiesche zee, met het fregat de Nisus, en naar de Kaap de Goede Hoop, de eilanden Bourbon, Mauritius en anderen, naar Madras, de eilanden Java, Sint Paul en Amsterdam, gedurende de jaren 1810 en 1811'' (Translated by Jan de Quack, and published in Amsterdam by J.C. van Kesteren, 1820.)

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−	(17**-1869) English traveller, author and theatregoer who visited Cape Town in 1810. Born at Lisburn, Ireland in 1790. He entered the navy as a surgeon, served abroad and at home, became Deputy-Inspector of Hospitals in 1843, and was knighted in 1858. He was the author of several popular works: Voyage to the Indian Seas in 1810-11; Memoirs of Edmund Burke (1824); Life of Oliver Goldsmith (1836); Life of Edmond Malone (1860). His descriptions of his visit to the Cape Town include descriptions of cultural life there and the ~~plays~~ ''[[The Shipwreck]]'' (1810).	+	(17**-1869) English traveller, author and theatregoer who visited Cape Town in 1810. Born at Lisburn, Ireland in 1790. He entered the navy as a surgeon, served abroad and at home, became Deputy-Inspector of Hospitals in 1843, and was knighted in 1858. He was the author of several popular works: Voyage to the Indian Seas in 1810-11; Memoirs of Edmund Burke (1824); Life of Oliver Goldsmith (1836); Life of Edmond Malone (1860). His descriptions of his visit to the Cape Town include descriptions of cultural life there and the Dutch play ''[[The Shipwreck]]'' (1810).

	For his monumental 1928 study [[F.C.L. Bosman]] used the [[Dutch]] translation of this book (entitled ''Beschrijving eener reis naar de Indiesche zee, met het fregat de Nisus, en naar de Kaap de Goede Hoop, de eilanden Bourbon, Mauritius en anderen, naar Madras, de eilanden Java, Sint Paul en Amsterdam, gedurende de jaren 1810 en 1811'' (Translated by Jan de Quack, and published in Amsterdam by J.C. van Kesteren, 1820.)		For his monumental 1928 study [[F.C.L. Bosman]] used the [[Dutch]] translation of this book (entitled ''Beschrijving eener reis naar de Indiesche zee, met het fregat de Nisus, en naar de Kaap de Goede Hoop, de eilanden Bourbon, Mauritius en anderen, naar Madras, de eilanden Java, Sint Paul en Amsterdam, gedurende de jaren 1810 en 1811'' (Translated by Jan de Quack, and published in Amsterdam by J.C. van Kesteren, 1820.)

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−	(17**-1869) English traveller, author and theatregoer. Born at Lisburn, Ireland in 1790. He entered the navy as a surgeon, served abroad and at home, became Deputy-Inspector of Hospitals in 1843, and was knighted in 1858. He was the author of several popular works: Voyage to the Indian Seas in 1810-11; Memoirs of Edmund Burke (1824); Life of Oliver Goldsmith (1836); Life of Edmond Malone (1860). His descriptions of his visit to the Cape Town include descriptions of cultural life there and the plays ''[[The Shipwreck]]'' (1810).	+	(17**-1869) English traveller, author and theatregoer who visited Cape Town in 1810. Born at Lisburn, Ireland in 1790. He entered the navy as a surgeon, served abroad and at home, became Deputy-Inspector of Hospitals in 1843, and was knighted in 1858. He was the author of several popular works: Voyage to the Indian Seas in 1810-11; Memoirs of Edmund Burke (1824); Life of Oliver Goldsmith (1836); Life of Edmond Malone (1860). His descriptions of his visit to the Cape Town include descriptions of cultural life there and the plays ''[[The Shipwreck]]'' (1810).

	For his monumental 1928 study [[F.C.L. Bosman]] used the [[Dutch]] translation of this book (entitled ''Beschrijving eener reis naar de Indiesche zee, met het fregat de Nisus, en naar de Kaap de Goede Hoop, de eilanden Bourbon, Mauritius en anderen, naar Madras, de eilanden Java, Sint Paul en Amsterdam, gedurende de jaren 1810 en 1811'' (Translated by Jan de Quack, and published in Amsterdam by J.C. van Kesteren, 1820.)		For his monumental 1928 study [[F.C.L. Bosman]] used the [[Dutch]] translation of this book (entitled ''Beschrijving eener reis naar de Indiesche zee, met het fregat de Nisus, en naar de Kaap de Goede Hoop, de eilanden Bourbon, Mauritius en anderen, naar Madras, de eilanden Java, Sint Paul en Amsterdam, gedurende de jaren 1810 en 1811'' (Translated by Jan de Quack, and published in Amsterdam by J.C. van Kesteren, 1820.)