Vol. 2 No. 1 (1835): South African Quarterly Journal

The second volume of the South African Quarterly Journal, edited at The South African Literary and Scientific Institution, printed at the 'Albion Press,’ Grave-street; and published by A.S. Robertson, Shortmarket Street and J.M. Richardson, 23, Cornhill, London.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21504/saqj.21

Published: 1835-09-03

Articles

An account of the Amakosae, a tribe of Caffers adjoining the Eastern Boundary of the Cape Colony

N. Morgan, Esq. (Author)

1-12
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A notice of the progress of the expedition lately sent out from Liverpool to trade in the Niger extracted from a private Letter, dated 18th June 1833

13-15
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An epitome of African zoology or, a concise description of the objects of the animal kingdom inhabiting Africa, its islands and seas

Dr. Andrew Smith, M.D. M.W.S. (Author)

16-32
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An account of the Amakosae, a tribe of Caffers adjoining the Eastern Boundary of the Cape Colony

N. Morgan, Esq. (Author)

33-48
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Proceedings of the South African Literary and Scientific Institution

South African Literary and Scientific Institution (Author)

48
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African zoology

Dr. Andrew Smith, M.D. M.W.S. (Author)

49-64
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Vol. 2 No. 1 (1835): South African Quarterly Journal

Articles

An account of the Amakosae, a tribe of Caffers adjoining the Eastern Boundary of the Cape Colony

A notice of the progress of the expedition lately sent out from Liverpool to trade in the Niger extracted from a private Letter, dated 18th June 1833

An epitome of African zoology or, a concise description of the objects of the animal kingdom inhabiting Africa, its islands and seas

An account of the Amakosae, a tribe of Caffers adjoining the Eastern Boundary of the Cape Colony

Proceedings of the South African Literary and Scientific Institution

African zoology

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