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The belle of the Orient, or, The Hindoo merchant's legacy. Burnham, Geo. P. (1814–1902).
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THE BELLE OF THE ORIENT: OR, THE HINDOO MERCHANT'S LEGACY. BY GEORGE P. BURNHAM. PUBLISHED BY SAMUEL FRENCH, No. 121 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK. WILLIAM V. SPENCER, 128 Washington Street, Boston.-A. WINGH, 116 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia-J. A. ROYS, 43 Woodward Avenue, Detroit-E. K. WOODWARD. corner of Fourth and Chesnut Streets. St. Louis-HENRY TAYLOR. 111 Baltimore Street, Baltimore--W. W. DANENHOWER, 123 Lake Street, Chicago, Illinois.-W. W. SHAW, Cleveland, Ohio.-C. P. KIMBALL, Long Wharf, San Francisco, California.
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THE BELLE OF THE ORIENT: OR, THE HINDOO MERCHANT'S LEGACY. A STORY OF THE EAST AND WEST.

BY

GEORGE P. BURNHAM.

NEW YORK: PUBLISHED BY SAMUEL FRENCH, 121 NASSAU STREET.

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