Het eiland Seran en zijne bewoners
215 pages•about 4 h 30 min to read•Public domain in the USA (Project Gutenberg)
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F. J. P. Sachse’s Dutch-language account combines a description of Seran’s geography with observations of its inhabitants and customs, for readers curious about the Moluccas. While considering the island’s name, he weighs competing explanations and notes local usages that challenge them.
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