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 1 I      |      of the Royal Geographical Society, No. 3 Waterloo Place, London.
 2 I      |    that the Royal Geographical Society of London had yet achieved.~
 3 I      |    enterprise.~A member of the Society then inquired of the president
 4 I      | facetious member of this grave Society.~“Ask Dr. Ferguson to come
 5 I      |      of the Royal Geographical Society of London.”~Who, then, was
 6 I      |      welcomed him in the Royal Society. He was above all such trifles,
 7 II     |      of the Royal Geographical Society, and the sum of twenty-five
 8 II     |    wittily showed up the Royal Society of London and their phenomenal
 9 II     |  bulletins of the Geographical Society of Paris; a remarkable article
10 IV     |        the London Geographical Society to explore the great African
11 IV     |  England; and the Geographical Society of Paris decreed them its
12 V      |       Government and the Royal Society of London have done for
13 V      |     tell you. The Geographical Society regard as very important
14 VIII   |      by the Royal Geographical Society. Commander Bennet and his
15 XII    |  Bulletins of the Geographical Society of London;” and not a single
16 XXXVIII|     out in 1795 by the African Society of London, he got as far
17 XXXVIII|      prize of the Geographical Society in 1828; the highest honors
18 XLIV   |      of the Royal Geographical Society of London:~“We, the undersigned,
19 XLIV   |    from the Royal Geographical Society, nor the intense curiosity
20 XLIV   |      of the Royal Geographical Society, gave a recital of his journey