The life and travels of James Tudor Owen

who, amidst a variety of other interesting particulars, gives an account of his being in an East Indian campaign, and his singular adventures while among the Hindoos : as also his voyage, shipwreck, and journey with a troop of wild roving Arabs over immense burning sands, and trackless desarts : he embarks from the Egyptian shore for Ireland, and there, during the late war with America, gains an ensigncy to go with the British forces against that country : is wounded in battle, and taken by the Agiguans, a warlike nation inhabiting the wilds of America.

by Roger J. Trienens