Report On the Laccadive Islands

This report provides a fascinating insight into the geography, ecology, and culture of the Laccadive Islands. Written by W. Robinson, a British civil servant who visited the islands in the mid-19th century, it details his observations on the topography, climate, flora, and fauna of the region, as well as the customs and traditions of the islanders. Robinson's report is an important historical document and a valuable resource for scholars.

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