Richard F. BurtonRichard F. Burton is composed of at least 2 distinct authors.Also known as: Sir Francis Burton, Richard F Burton Sir, Sir Richard F. Burton, Sir Richard F. Burton, Richard Francis Burton, Richard Burton translator ... (see complete list), Sir Richard Francis Burton, Richard Francis Burton, Sir, Burton Richard Francis Sir., Captain Sir Richard F. Burton, Sir Richard Burton translator, Richard F. Burton (Translator), Capt Sir Richard Francis Burton, Sir Richard F. Burton translator, Sir Richard. Edited by P.H. Newby. Burton, Sir Richard; Newby, P.H. (Selections) Burton, Sir Richard (Translator); Notes By Henry Torrens;
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