St. John, James Augustus, 1795-1875
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James Augustus St. John
St. John, James Augustus
Saint John, James Augustus
James Augustus St. John British writer
VIAF ID: 67462552 (Personal)
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Works
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| The anatomy of society. |
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| Arab art |
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| I. Arnaout and Osmanli soldiers. Alexandria |
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| L' art oriental : toutes les planches |
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| The education of the people |
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| Egypt and Mohammed Ali : or, Travels in the Valley of the Nile |
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| Egypt and Nubia |
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| History of the four conquests of England. |
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| The history of the manners and customs of ancient Greece |
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| II. Ghawazi, or dancing girls. Rosetta |
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| III. Camels resting in the sherkiyeh. Land of Goshen, Lower Egypt |
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| Illuminated Title |
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| Isis; an Egyptian pilgimage. |
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| IV. Egyptian lady in the harem. Cairo |
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| IX. Young Arab girl returning from the bath. Cairo |
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| Journal of a residence in Normandy |
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| Life of Sir Walter Raleigh : 1552-1618 |
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| Lives and exploits of the most distinguished voyagers, adventurers and discoverers in Europe, Asia, Africa, America, the South Seas and Polar regions : among which are those of Cooke [sic], Cavendish, Clapperton, Mackenzie, Park, Parry, Ross, Franklin, Lander, Denham, Dampier, Sir Francis Drake, Della Valle, Niebuhr, Sir John Chardin, &c., comprising an account of their voyages, journies, perils, sufferings and remarkable escapes, a description of their mode of travelling, a history of their most important discoveries and of the most interesting objects which came under their observation in every country |
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| The lives of celebrated travellers |
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| Louis-Napoleon, emperor of the French, a biography, by James-Augustus St-John |
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| Margaret Ravenscroft: or, Second Love |
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| The nemesis of power : causes and forms of revolution. |
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| Oriental album : characters, costumes, and modes of life, in the valley of the Nile |
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| Oriental art : the complete plates from "L'art arabe" and the "Oriental album |
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| Orientalische Kunst : sämtliche Tafeln |
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| Philosophical works. |
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| Portrait of the late George Lloyd |
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| The prose works of John Milton. |
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| The Ring and the Veil: A Novel |
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| Selected works |
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| Sir Cosmo Digby: A Tale of the Monmouthshir... |
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| Tales of the Ramad'han |
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| There and back again in search of beauty. |
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| Utopia, or the Happy Republic.... to which is added the New Atlantis by lord Francis Bacon |
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| V. Nizam, or regular troops. Kanka |
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| VI. Habesh, or Abyssinian slave. Cairo |
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| VII. Zeyat (oilman), his shop and customers. Cairo |
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| VIII. Janissary and merchant. Cairo |
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| The works of John Locke, with a preliminary essay and notes |
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| X. Cairine lady waited upon by a Galla slave girl |
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| XI. Bedouins, from the Vicinity of Suez. One of the Mahazi, and the other of the Soualeh Tribe |
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| XII. Fellah, dressed in the Haba |
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| XIII. Female Fellah |
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| XIV. Female of the Middle class drawing water from the Nile |
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| XIX. Ababdeh riding their dromedaries |
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| XV. Fellahs, a man and woman |
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| XVI. Women of Middle Egypt |
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| XVII. Peasant dwellings. Upper Egypt |
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| XVIII. Ababdeh, Nomads of the Eastern Thebaid Desert |
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| XX. Kafileh, with camel bearing the Hodejh |
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| XXI. Dromedaries halting in the Eastern Desert |
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| XXII. Arab Sheikh, Smoking. From the coast of the Red Sea |
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| XXIII. Wahabi, with an Azami arab |
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| XXIV. Nejdi horse. Arabia |
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| XXIX. Warrior. From Amhara |
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| XXV. Nubian females ; Kanoosee tribe. Philae |
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| XXVI. Nubian and a fellah, carrying dromedary saddle-bags |
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| XXVII. Berber playing on the kisirka to women of the same tribe. Nubia |
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| XXVIII. Abyssinian priest and warrior |
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| XXX. Abyssinian costume |
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