A Voyage to the New Island Fonseca, Near Barbadoes, With some Observations Made in a Cruize among the Leward Islands. In Letters from Two Captains of Turkish Men of War, driven thither in the Year 1707. Translated out of Turkish and French
| Title | A Voyage to the New Island Fonseca, Near Barbadoes, With some Observations Made in a Cruize among the Leward Islands. In Letters from Two Captains of Turkish Men of War, driven thither in the Year 1707. Translated out of Turkish and French |
| Year for Search | 1708 |
| Date Published | 1708 |
| Publisher | Np |
| Place Published | London |
| Annotation | Two letters, both imaginary voyages. The first describes Fonseca as a dystopia. The people are dirty, uneducated, drunk, etc. The second is a straightforward imaginary voyage to the Caribbean. |
| Info Notes | Written in English. |
| Holding Institutions | ICN |
| Full Text | 1708 A Voyage to the New Island Fonseca, Near Barbadoes, With some Observations Made in a Cruize among the Leward Islands. In Letters from Two Captains of Turkish Men of War, driven thither in the Year 1707. Translated out of Turkish and French [Written in English]. London: Np. ICN Two letters, both imaginary voyages. The first describes Fonseca as a dystopia. The people are dirty, uneducated, drunk, etc. The second is a straightforward imaginary voyage to the Caribbean. |
