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Across the Equator: A Holiday Trip in Java

Thomas H. Reid
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Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Good Press

About

It was at the end of the month of September 1907, that the writer visited Java with the object of spending a brief vacation there. The outcome was a series of articles in the Straits Times, and after they appeared so many applications were made for reprints that we were encouraged to issue the articles in handy form for the information of those, who intend to visit the neighbouring Dutch Colony. There was no pretension to write an exhaustive guidebook to the Island, but the original articles were revised and amplified, and the chapters have been arranged to enable the visitor to follow a given route through the Island, from west to east, within the compass of a fortnight or three weeks.

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