American Quarterly Review, Band 3Robert Walsh Carey, Lea & Carey, 1828 |
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... travellers with the priests settled in the neighbourhood , was very friendly ; but our author , nevertheless , records the ignorance of his guests , who could hardly read the Mongol . After having forded the Shara , the Russians ...
... travellers with the priests settled in the neighbourhood , was very friendly ; but our author , nevertheless , records the ignorance of his guests , who could hardly read the Mongol . After having forded the Shara , the Russians ...
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... travellers met with a greater degree of poverty among the nomads , though camels and sheep were yet in abundance . It is less strange , that the name of Gengis Khan is still in high repute among them , than that the Macedonian Alexander ...
... travellers met with a greater degree of poverty among the nomads , though camels and sheep were yet in abundance . It is less strange , that the name of Gengis Khan is still in high repute among them , than that the Macedonian Alexander ...
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Robert Walsh. Our travellers met a superior officer of the Chinese government , travelling in a handsome chariot , drawn by a camel , and followed by a numerous retinue , mounted on the same class of animals . He was on his way towards ...
Robert Walsh. Our travellers met a superior officer of the Chinese government , travelling in a handsome chariot , drawn by a camel , and followed by a numerous retinue , mounted on the same class of animals . He was on his way towards ...
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