The Rhino Document Library
Contains a total of 30416 references.
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Scott, C.P.G. 1896. The Malayan words in English. Journal of the American Oriental Society 17: 93-144.
Findly, E.B. 1987. Jahangir’s vow of non-violence. Journal of the American Oriental Society 107 (2): 245-256.
Schoff, W.H. 1915. Some aspects of the overland oriental trade at the Christian era. Journal of the American Oriental Society 35: 31-41.
Swann, N.L. 1931. Biography of the Empress Tang. Journal of the American Oriental Society 51 (2): 138-159.
Stilson, L. 1866. Brief notice of the Kemi language spoken by a tribe in Arrakan, Farther India. Journal of the American Oriental Society 8: 213-226.
Allen, C.H. 1981. The Indian merchant community of Masqat. Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies 44 (1): 39-53.
Blunt, R.A. 1973. The origins of Bintulu b, d. Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies 36 (3): 603-620.
Emley, E.D. 1927. The Turkana of Kolosia district. Journal of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland 57: 157-201, pls. 1-4.
Lee, G.Y. 1986. Ethnic minorities and national building in Laos: the Hmong in the Lao sate. Peninsule 11/12: 215-232.
Cherrington, M. 1998. In the crosshairs: war on rhinoceros poachers in Zimbabwe. The Sciences 1998 January/February: 1-6.
Drollette, D. 2000. Lost and found: wildlife conservation in Vietnam. The Sciences 2000 January: 1-6.
Alexander, J.E. 1837. Latest intelligence from Captain Alexander. Journal of the Royal Geographical Society 7: 439-446.
Baker, S.W. 1863. Journey to Abyssinia in 1862. Journal of the Royal Geographical Society 33: 237-241.
Wakefield, T. 1870. Routes of native caravans from the coast to the interior of Eastern Africa, chiefly from information given by Sidi bin Ahedi, a native of a district near Gazi, in Udigo, a little north of Zanzibar. Journal of the Royal Geographical Society 40: 303-339.
Moresby, J. 1875. Discoveries in Eastern New Guinea, by Captain Moresby and the officers of H.M.S. Basilisk. Journal of the Royal Geographical Society 45: 153-170.
Gutzlaff, K.F.A. 1849. Geography of the Cochin-Chinese empire. Journal of the Royal Geographical Society 19: 85-143.
Boileau, F.F.R. 1899. The Nyasa-Tanganyika plateau. Geographical Journal, London 13 (6): 577-621, map 1.