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Peak of Limuria. The Story of Diego Garcia

Peak of Limuria. The Story of Diego Garcia

Peak of Limuria. The Story of Diego Garcia
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Peak of Limuria. The Story of Diego Garcia

by Edis, Richard

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London: Bellew Publishing, 1998. x, 102pp, index, bibliography, notes, bw & col plates, endpaper maps. Or blue cloth boards in jacket. Small corner crease to rear of jacket, light rubbing to flap folds. The island of Diego Garcia is a remnant of the lost continent of Limuria; discovered by the Portuguese in the 16th century; disputed by the British and French in the 18th century and for nearly 200 years the site of a vibrant plantation society, and recently a naval installation. The island is also a place of great natural beauty and significant as one of the last unspoilt reef formations and a breeding ground for threatened species of marine turtles. . Third Printing. Hard Cover. Fine/Near Fine. 8vo.

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Title
Peak of Limuria. The Story of Diego Garcia
Author
Edis, Richard
Format/Binding
Hardcover
Book Condition
Used - Fine
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Near Fine
Edition
Third Printing
ISBN 10
1857250702
ISBN 13
9781857250701
Publisher
Bellew Publishing
Place of Publication
London
Date Published
1998
Keywords
Atlantic Island Diego Garcia Military Base Lemuria Limuria Reef Turtles Portugal England France Oil Slavery Emden BIOT Coconut
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Militaria; Travel & Exploration; Maritime/ Sailing/ Shipping; Natural History & Environment;

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