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Repertorium über die vom Jahre 1800 bis zum Jahre 1850 in akademischen Abhandlungen, Gesellschaftsschriften und wissenschaftlichen Journalen auf dem Gebiete der Geschichte und ihrer Hülfswissenschaften erschienenen Aufsätze / von Dr. W. Koner
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Geographie Ilinterindiens. Die Malayische Halbinsel.

7470. Logan: Sketch of the physical geograpliy and geology of tbeMaiay Peninsula. — Journ. of the Indian Arch. II. 1848. p. 83.

7471. Allgemeene aanmerkingen over Malakka, Singapore, Prins WalesEiland, provincie Wallesly enz. — Tijdsclir. v. Neerlands Indie. 1847. IV.p. 243.

7472. St. John: Population de l’archipel indien et de la presqu’ile deMalacca. — Soc. de Geogr. IV“ e Ser. II. 1851. p. 220.

7473. Balestier: View of the state of agriculture in the British pos-sessions, in the straits of Malacca. — Journ. of the Indian. Arch. II. 1848.p. 139.

7474. Low. An account of the origin and progrefs of the British co-lonies in the straits of Malacca. — ibid. III. 1849. p. 599 IV. p. 11. 106.360.

7475. Coup-d’oeil sur les premi&res annees de la mission protestante,ä Malacca. — Melanges Asiat. I. 1825. p. 31.

7476. Lettera da G. daEmpoli a Leonardo suo padre intorno al viag-gio da Ini fatto a Malacca. — Arch. stör. ital. Append. III. 1846. p. 9.

7477. Voyage d’Ahd - Allah Ben-el - Kader, Mounchy, de Singaporeä Kalatou, sur la cöte orientale de la peninsule de Malaka. Trad. du Maiaypar Dulaurier. — Annal. d. voyages. Nouv. 1849. I. p. 159. II. p. 5. IV.p. 34. 1850. I. p. 307.

7478. Logan: Journal of an excursion from Singapur to Malacca andPinang. — Journ. of the Geogr. Soc. XVI. 1846. p. 304.

7479. —: A boat voyage from Singapore to Pinang. — Journ. of theIndian Arch. IV. 1850. p. 766. Vergl. Soc. d. Geogr. IV"" 5 Ser. I. 1851.p. 500.

7480. Bigandet: Notice sur les peuples de la presqu’ile Malaie. —Annal. d. voyages. 1849. I. p. 80.

Vergl. N. 7559.

7481. Low: The Semangand Sakai tribes of the Maiay Peninsula —Journ. of the Indian Arch. IV. 1850. p. 424.

7482. N ew l |0 l <; l : Some account of the territory and inliabitants of Na-ning, in the Malayan Peninsula. — Asiat. Soc. of Bengal. III. 1834. p. 601.

7483. Logan: Five days in Naning with a walk to the foot of GunougDatu in Rambau. — Journ. of the Indian Arch. III. 1849. p. 24. 278. 402.489.

7484. Some account of Keddah. — Journ. of the Indian Arch. IV. 1850.p. 42.

7485. Topping: Notice sur le pays de Kedah. Trad. de l’anglais parMaury. — Soc. d. Geogr. IV me Ser. I. 1851. p. 115.

7486. Low: On the ancient connection between Kedah and Siam, —ibid. V. 1851. p. 498.

7487. —: Observations on Perak. — ibid. IV. 1850. p. 497.

7488. Favre: A journey in Johorc. — ibid. III. 1849. p. 50. Vergl.Soc. de Geogr. III mo Ser. XIII. 1850. p. 269.

7489. Logan: The ethnology of the Johore Archipelago. — Journ. ofthe Indian Arch. I. 1847. p. 336.

7490. —: Journal of a voyage to the eastern coast and Islands of Jo-hore. — ibid. II. 1848. p. 616.

7491. —: The Orang Binua of Johorc. — ibid. I. 1847. p. 242.

7492. Thomson: Description of the eastern coast of Johore and Pahang,and adjacent islands. — ibid. V. 1851. p. 83. 135.

7493. Logan: The Orang Biduanda Kallang of the river Pulai in Jo-horc. - ibid. I. 1847. p. 299.

7491. Logan: The Orang Sletar of the rivcrs and creeks of the Ols