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Journal of jacob bevan, 1684-85, of a voyage via cape of good hope to bombay, then sinking, returning to england in a new ship

Bevan, Jacob (1685)
Journal of john cox, recording voyage to south seas

Cox, John (1680)
Journal of john jourdain, recording and east indies voyage, 1607/17, and travels in arabia, the territories of the great moghul

Jourdain, J (1617)
Journal of researches

Darwin, Charles (1902)
Journal of richard simson recording a voyage through the straits of magellan to the south seas in farewell

Simson, R (1689)
Journal of robert dudley, earl of leicester, recording a voyage to the west indies

Dudley, R (1572)
Journal of the sopracargos accounts, stated otherwise at length

Autor desconhecido (1688)
Journal of travels throught italy

Bunyan, R (1700)
Journal of william cowley recording voyage from virginia to the island of cape de verd, guiniz, terra de fuego, panama, gorganna, ladroones, thences to china, java, cape of good hope and back to holland

Cowley, W (1683)
Journals on board patience, 1680, to tangier; zant, 1681, to venice, and african, 1682, to tangier

Hunt, Isaac (1682)
A journey to England. With some account of the manners and customs of that nation

Evelyn, John (A. Baldwin, 1700)
Joyful news for the poor; or, the welcome tidings of peace

Anon. (Walker, 1800)
Joyful news for the poor; or, the welcome tidings of peace.

Autor desconhecido (1800)
Jubar astrologicum; or, A true astrological guide: divided into two parts

Thrasher, William (J. Darby, 1671)
Judge ramsey's instrument to cleanse the stomack and also, divers new experiments of the vertue of tobacco and coffee

Rumsey, Walter (S. Speed, 1664)
Juliani imperatoris misopogon et epistolae

Martinius, P (1566)
July,1,1691. By virtue of a patent granted by King Charles II for a new invention of lamps with convex glasses

Heming, Edmundo (N/A, 3000)
Jus georgicum sive tractatus de praediis

Leisser, G. C. (N/A, 1713)
A just and modest vindication of the scots design for the having established a colony at darien : with a brief display how much it is their interest to apply themselves to trade and particularly to that which is foreign.

Ferguson, Robert (S.ed., 1699)
Just re-proposals to humble proposals, or, An impartiall consideration of, and answer unto, the humble proposals, which are printed in the name of sundry learned and pious divines, concerning the engagement which the parliament hath ordered to be taken

Dury, John (J.C. and R.L., 1650)