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81. PARKER, E. H. _Charchan_. (_China Review_, xviii. p. 261);
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82. SCHALLER, M.—_Marco Polo und die Texte seiner “Reisen”.—Programm
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(Marco Polo, pp. 583 _seqq._)

84. AMENT, W. S. _Marco Polo in Cambaluc: A Comparison of foreign and
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Cf. our Introduction, p. _128_.

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Årg. 1899, H. 1, pp. 33 to 42).

—————————— _The Influence of the “Travels of Marco Polo” on Jacobo
Gastaldi’s Map of Asia_. (_Geog. Journal_, April, 1899, pp. 396
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See _Introduction_, p. _137_.

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93. LE STRANGE, GUY. _The Cities of Kirmān in the time of Hamd-Allah
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From _Romania_, tom. xxx. See p. 547, _App. F._, 65.

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Marco Polo, pp. _7–21_.

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[1] [Sir Henry Yule expressed his regret to me that he had not the
facility at Palermo to undertake this Bibliography which I consider
as a legacy from the first and illustrious editor of this
book.—H. C.]