Walker, R.B.N. (Robert Bruce N.). 34 letters to Sir Richard Francis Burton, 1821-1890, (1881- 1885), London and Liverpool (Eng.), Ghana (Africa)

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  Walker, R.B.N. (Robert Bruce N.). [Concession of Izrah: mining report], A.MS.S. (4 p.), ([1881, Oct.]), [London (Eng.)]

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