George Dixon

— 1800? · 28 obras en el catálogo

Obras

Remarks on the voyages of John Meares, Esq

Further remarks on the Voyages of John Meares, Esq

Der Kapitains Portlock's Und Dixon's Reise Um Die Welt In Den Jahren 1785 Bis 1788 In Den Schiffen König Georg Und Königin Charlotte

Isolation hospitals act, 1893

DDays of Black and White

Days of Black and White

Shogun Management

DDays of Black or White. Part Two

Days of Black or White. Part Two

HHave You Anything to Say?

Have You Anything to Say?

LLast Bear

Last Bear

SShort Stories by George Dixon

Short Stories by George Dixon

DDavid Bowie's First Interview

David Bowie's First Interview

KKapitains Portlock's und Dixon's Reise Um Die Welt in Den Ja

Kapitains Portlock's und Dixon's Reise Um Die Welt in Den Jahren 1785 Bis 1788 in Den Schiffen König Georg und Königin Charlotte

LLeaning on a column.

Leaning on a column.

HHomeward Bound

Homeward Bound

HHand Book to the Herbarium, Containing Botanical and English

Hand Book to the Herbarium, Containing Botanical and English Names of All British Flowering Plants

GGravy Trains

Gravy Trains

PPulp Friction

Pulp Friction

RRemarks on the Voyages of John Meares, in a letter to that g

Remarks on the Voyages of John Meares, in a letter to that gentleman

AAn abridgment of Portlock and Dixon's voyage round the world

An abridgment of Portlock and Dixon's voyage round the world

RRemarks on the voyages of John Meares, esq. in a letter to t

Remarks on the voyages of John Meares, esq. in a letter to that gentleman

FFurther remarks on the voyages of John Meares, esq. in which

Further remarks on the voyages of John Meares, esq. in which several important facts, misrepresented in the said voyages, relative to geography and commerce, are fully substantiated

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[George Square]

TThe Dixon-Meares controversy

The Dixon-Meares controversy

FFurther remarks on the voyages of John Meares, Esq., in whic

Further remarks on the voyages of John Meares, Esq., in which several important facts, misrepresented in the said voyages, relative to geography and commerce, are fully substantiated