In the seventeenth century, Francois Pyrard embarked on a voyage to the East Indies, documenting his adventures in a detailed and engaging diary. This two-volume set, translated and edited by A. Gray and H.C.P. Bell, offers a fascinating glimpse into Pyrard's experiences and the cultures he encountered along the way. A must-read for anyone interested in travel, exploration, or the history of the East Indies.

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