10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «JILOLO»
Découvrez l'usage de
Jilolo dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
Jilolo et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Chambers's encyclopædia
west of Jilolo, which are now known as the Little Moluccas; but it was gradually
extended to Jilolo itself, to Bum, Ceram, and all the spice-growing islands of the
eastern seas, which, with parts of Celebes and New Guinea, now form politically
...
2
Chambers's Encyclopa︠e︡dia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge
west of Jilolo, which are now known as the Little Moluccas ; but it was gradually
extended to Jilolo itself, to Hum, Ceram, and all the spice-growing islands of the
eastern seas, which, with parts of Celebes and New Guinea, now form politically
...
3
Chambers's Encyclopaedia: Maltebrun to Pearson
west of Jilolo, which are now known as the Little Moluccas ; but it was gradually
extended to Jilolo itself, to Burn, Ceram, and all the spice-growing islands of the
eastern seas, which, with parts of Celebes and New Guinea, now form politically
...
4
Chambers's Encyclopaedia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge
west of Jilolo, which are now known as the Little Moluccas : but it was gradually
extended to Jilolo itself, to Burn, Cerain, and all the spice-growing islands of the
eastern seas, which, with parts of Celebes and New Guinea, now form politically
...
5
Chambers' encyclopaedia: A dictionary of universal knowledge
west of Jilolo, which are now known as the Little Moluccas; but it was gradually
extended to Jilolo itself, to Bum, Ceram, and all the spice-growing islands of the
eastern seas, which, with parts of Celebes and New Guinea, now form politically
...
6
Chambers' Encyclopædia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge
The northern group, which is surrounded on all sides by deep waters, ranging
from 500 to 2000 fathoms, lies between the Molucca and Jilolo passages west
and east, and comprises Morotai ( Morty ) anil Ran (Kiao) in the north, Jilolo,
Ternate, ...
7
Chambers's Encyclopedia A dictionary of universal knowledge
west of Jilolo, which are now known as the Little Moluccas ; but it was gradually
extended to Jilolo itself, to Kuril, Ceram, and all the spice-growing islands of the
eastern seas, which, with parte of Celelies and New Guinea, now form politically
...
8
Chamber's Encyclopœdia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge
The northern group, which is surrounded on all sides by deep waters, ranging
from 500 to 2000 fathonrs, lies between the Molucca and J ilolo passages west
and east, and comprises Morotai (Morty) and Han (Itiao) in the north, Jilolo,
Temate, ...
9
An Historical Collection of the Several Voyages and ...
S. he says it extends from hence eastward to the latitude of 5 deg. or 6 deg. S.
about zooleagues (1028 min. = 17 deg. 8 min.) whichagrees exactly to
DAMPIER's map 5 for cape GOOD Hope being 3 deg. to the E. of JILOLO,. and
ST. JoHN's ...
Alexander Dalrymple, 1770
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Does Anyone Else Have Something Further to Add?
"Let us go to Jilolo Island and not wait," the Obi men said. "We will have bloody
death there, or we will have us a lot of fun." The Obis with the Dutchman rowed
and sailed for Jilolo all day, and came there in the evening. They found Jilolo
men.
