Phonetics or phonology : Asymmetries in loanword adaptations ; french and german mid front rounded...

French Moroccan trooper and his horse near the NZ sector of the Cassino front in Italy, World War II - Photo...

Dutch, English, French and American Squadrons in Japanese Waters during the Expedition led by the French Commander Constant Jaurès, September 1864

French Moroccan trooper with modern tin hat and native coat on the Cassino Front in Italy, World War II - Ph...

Familiar Dialogues in Japanese with English and French transl. for the use of students

A French Woman and Her Daughter in Front of a Mirror, from the series Foreign Merchants' Houses in Yokohama (Yokohama shōka ijin no zu), published by Tsujiokaya Bunsuke

A new chart of the Indian and Pacific Oceans between the Cape of Good Hope, New Holland and Japan : comprehending New Zealand, New Caledonia, New Britain, New Ireland, New Guinea &c., Louisade and New Georgia ; also the Pellew, New Caroline, Ladrone and Philippine Islands; with all these which have been discovered in the year 1788; & the tracks of the English, French, Spanish and Dutch discoverers

Laurie and Whittle's new chart of the Indian and Pacific Oceans between the Cape of Good Hope, New Holland, and Japan, comprehending New Zealand, New Caledonia, New Britain, New Ireland, New Guinea,&c., Louisiade and New Georgia; also the Pelew, New Caroline, Ladrone, and Philippine Islands; &c. with the most remarkable tracks of the English, Spanish, French and Dutch navigators: and chiefly the track of the Walpole, Eastindiaman, Captn. Thos. Butler, 1794 from the Cape of Good Hope to Van Diemen's Land and, from thence to China, and the track of the Royal Admiral Captn. Henr. Bond in 1792 and 93, from the Cape to Port Jackson and China

Laurie and Whittle's new chart of the Indian and Pacific Oceans between the Cape of Good Hope, New Holland and Japan : comprehending New Zealand, New Caledonia, New Britain, New Ireland, New Guinea &c., Louisiade and New Georgia; also The Pelew, New Caroline, Ladrone and Philippine Islands &c. with the most remarkable tracks of the English, Spanish, French and Dutch navigators and chiefly the track of the Walpole, EastIndiaman, Captn. Thos. Butler, 1794 from the Cape of Good Hope to Van Diemen's Land and from thence to China, and the track of the Royal Admiral Captn. Henr. Bond in 1792 and 93 from the Cape to Port Jackson and China