of Tun-quin , and of the Manner how the Author cameto have knowledge thereof HE Kingdom of Tunyum has been long> unknown to the People of Europe . nei-ther have they, who have given us Rela-tions thereof, well underwood the Coun-try , as having trufted too much to.defe&ive and fabulous… … .v-** ftl :~> i A New and Farticular Relation of the my fecond Voyage that I made to the Indies ,• and of whichI was the more confident > for that the Author had beenone \vho had made Eleven or Twelve Voyages fromBatayia, Bantam, arid Achem, to Tuncjuin. Other Oblerva-tions I collected from…
Voyages and travels
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