Volume XIII, complete in two issues. First edition. Fine in original wraps, pages partially uncut. Thomas Falconer's journey through Texas and New Mexico (pp. 199-226) is the first printing of the narrative of his journey from Galveston to Austin via San Antonio in 1841, followed by his account of the Texas Santa Fe Expedition. William Bollaert's account (pp. 226-244) contains his observations on the coastline of the Republic, correcting previous misunderstandings about the configuration of the Texas coastline. Both are in Part II, which was released late in 1844 due to delays in the engraving of Roderick Murchison's map of the Uralian Mountains. Complete with all maps and inserts, including H. G. Hamilton's map of New South Wales. In impeccable condition. Streeter 415. Howes F15. Streeter 1496 (for Falconer piece). Seller Inventory # 002540

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Title: Notes of a Journey Through Texas and New ...

Publisher: John Murray for the Royal Geographical Society of London

Publication Date: 1843

Binding: Soft cover

Illustrator: John Arrowsmith

Condition: Fine

Edition: 1st Edition

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