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original cover (slightly modified)



[See page 115.

World Routes to the East.

Copyright.]

[See page 14.

Valetta.

THE SEA ROAD TO
THE EAST
Gibraltar to Wei-hai-wei

SIX LECTURES

Prepared for
The Visual Instruction Committee of the Colonial Office
by
A. J. SARGENT, M.A.

LONDON

GEORGE PHILIP & SON, Ltd., 32, Fleet Street

Liverpool: PHILIP, SON & NEPHEW, Ltd., South Castle Street

1912

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