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AROUND THE WORLD
MADEIRA, ST. HELENA, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, MAURITIUS, CEYLON, SINGAPORE, CHINA, AND LOO-CHOO
OF THE U.S. STEAM-FRIGATE MISSISSIPPI, FLAG SHIP OF THE EXPEDITION
34 BEEKMAN STREET, NEW YORK
1855.
By J.S. REDFIELD,
in the Clerks Office of the District Court of the United States, in and for the
Southern District of New York.
13 Chambers Street, N.Y.
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| Leave the United StatesOld Ironsides MississippiA Man-of-War at NightGulf StreamMusicFirst Foreign LandThe WasherwomenFunchalIts HarborCavallerosThe WineA ConsulNossa Senhora do MonteThe CoralA HospitalA PrisonDago PauperismDonna ClementinaGood-by, Madeira | PAGE |
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| At Sea againThe CanariesThe Trades, Incipient and RealMan-of-War ExistenceDrillsRunning down the TradesSmall-PoxChristmas that was not ChristmasFirst General Order issuedUnder Steam againMan OverboardCrossing the LineArrival at the Ocean-PrisonSt. HelenaHot JanuaryReverberationSlaversJames TownA View from a SummitTomb of the Great EmperorJonathanTo LongwoodThe New HousePlantation HouseA Bust of NapoleonDeparture from St. Helena | 27 |
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| Cape of Good HopeShadowsCape TownSights in the StreetDrive to ConstantiaThe WineKaffir WarBotanicalLeave Cape TownThe BirkenheadCattle at SeaAnti-ScorbuticSt. Valentines Day, and the StyxThe Indian Ocean | 45 |
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| Isle of FranceJohn Bull under a Torrid SunPort Louis and its BazarDifferent Races and ReligionsIn the Country at MauritiusJohn ChinamanPamplemousesPaul and VirginiaA Botanical GardenReality as well as RomanceHurricanesHistory of the IslandThe 22dFruitsLeave MauritiusDifference of Time | 56 |
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| Light, Ho!Ceylons Spicy Breezes, and Sir John MandevillePoint de GalleCeylonese TroopsdhoniesThe NativesWalled TownSandal Shoon and Mohammedan Temple and SchoolGreek Slaves in BronzeHirsute and CitronellaPriessnitz DoingsPigeon ExpressCeylon HistoricallyA Siamese CaptainDeparture from Point de GalleBay of BengalStraits of MalaccaPulo-PenangThe CleopatraLettersAnchor at SingaporeMalay BoatsThe East by AnticipationJunksGong-BeatingThe EsplanadeMalay HousesSagoHospitalsJoss-HousePrisonRajah of JohoreLeave SingaporeFirst of AprilIntense HeatCathayMacao-Hong KongSalute of WelcomeOriental Salute | 64 |
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| MacaoThe Donna MariaCathedrals and FortsCamoensAn English MissionaryDeath of the GovernorFast and Tanka BoatsBocca TigrisClipper-Ships and JunksChartering a TenderFirst of MayThe Yang-tse-kiangAgriculture and the ChineseShanghai and the BundThe MissionariesSing-SongGamblingDead BeggarsNautical DramaticsThe Shanghae RacesShifting the FlagSupply AshoreWreck of a JunkBring the Crew of the Junk AboardLeft for Loo-Choo | 87 |
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| Great Loo-Choo IslandGeneral OrdersOuter Door of the Hermetic EmpireHistoric Outline of the Loo-Choo IslandsApproach to themLoo-Chooan SimplicityDressBettelheimNapaLanguageForeign GravesHorse-PortageThe Prince RegentTo SheudiFeastInternational SentimentSheudi-Cyclopean MasonryOld NapaBonin GroupReturn to NapaFirst Visit to JapanThe Fourth on the SeaA Meteor | 100 |
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| CipangoJapan an Unknown LandWorks on Japan-KmpferJapanese MythologyGeographyHistoryJapanese John DoeNapoleon No. III. of the MongolsKublai-KhanEuropean IntercourseEnglish Views about the Opening of Japan | 132 |
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| Sounding-SparsFoogee YamaEntrance to the Bay of YedoPrecautionary MeasuresUragaTroopsOld HundredSoundingYezimonGorihamaThe LandingJoust or TourneyAudiencePresidents LetterAnecdotalFortificationsSoundingJapanese PresentsCostumeJunksLeave JapanA Burial at SeaA CycloneLoo-Choo | 143 |
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| ChinaThe RebellionHong HospitalityBlenheim ReachTorridConsular CourtsCantonFeast of the LanternsHowquas GardenSallie BaboosCum-sing-MoonDeath of an OfficerOpium HulksThe TrafficEffects of OpiumIts SaleSmugglingEmperor of Japan DeadLoss of Boats Crew of the PlymouthThe American CommissionerAround the Walls of CantonChance for a WifeTemple of HonanHong Kong | 176 |
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| Leave China for Second Visit to JapanFormosaNapa-KeangA Refugee not a KosztaProselytingDr. Bettelheim and a Loo-Chooan SangradoCoal DptSheudiCumshawsOff for the Bay of YedoDangerous NavigationSnowMacedonian Ashore Foogee YamaBay of YedoWhere to Negotiate22d of FebruaryJapanese BoatsVisitersJapanese at DinnerSwordsAversion to the CrossThe LandingThe CommissionersThe AudienceAnswer to the Presidents LetterA Japanese RepastTheir TroopsTsu-bi-kiCoalA Christian Burial in JapanAmerican PresentsAn Ericsson Two Centuries AgoA ChaplainNegotiationsJapanese PresentsAthletesEntertainment of Japanese CommissionersSigning of the TreatyYezimonAttempt to reach YedoThe Happy DespatchEmperor in DisguiseLeave Bay of Yedo for Simoda | 204 |
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| Simoda or Lower FieldSurveyingJapanese SpiesTemplesSintooismAnother Pilgrims ProgressA Nights LodgingBargainingJapanese WomenIndiscriminate BathingTurtle SoupAn AdventureBuddhist TempleMidnight VisitersIn a CageJapanese EpistolariansA Great SecretDefencesFoogee Yama | 264 |
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| Departure for HakodadiOhosimaPrinting at SeaStraits of SangarArrive at HakodadiMagnificent BayThe CityA StampedeInterview with the AuthoritiesArranging the CurrencyPurchasingA Large TempleBonzesWorshippingOrder of the BlindA View from Hakodadi YamaA Lion Playing PainterNi! Ni!A FortBurials from the VandaliaJapanese and EthiopicsArrival of FunctionariesCharacteristic CommunicationsHakodadi EggsLeave HakodadiFog | 292 |
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| FoogeeReturn to SimodaAdditional RegulationsVeneration for IyeyasThe Dutch at DesimaJapanese Princes and Mercantile PursuitsRussia a BugbearThe Currency QuestionThe Monetary System of JapanBuoysSample of CoalStones for the Washington MonumentTaste for MusicThings by LotteryJapanese Lacquer and PorcelainTeaJapanese Game of Chess, or Sho-ho-yeA Second Robinson CrusoeLeave Japan for ChinaMacedonian to Keelong and ManillaIsland of OoA Strange sail acting strangelyIn Napa RoadsteadMan Deservedly killedHis Highness the Prince-RegentRussian Admiral PontiatineSermons on ShipboardThe Status of Loo-ChooCompact with Loo-ChooBoom-a-Laddying with a Broad PennantGreat Pomp in our InstitutionsFarewell to Loo-Choo |
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