Costume of the Russian empire : illustrated by upwards of seventy richly coloured engravings .. (1811)
Harding, Edward · London : Printed by T. Bensley for J. Stockdale · leaf 271
t les endroits où elles ont contume dese reposer: ils les blessent avec des dards empoisonnés. Le Kourile, par sachasse et par son commerce, est bien plus riche que le Kamtchadale: uneseule peau de loutre marin lui rapporte plus quun Kamtchadale ne peuttetirer des peaux de vingt renards. Les… … / ;Si?buE.Har3xnf^a PLATE LXII. A KALMUC TARTAR, WITH HIS RIFLE-GUN AND WHIP; AND LIKEWISE A KALMUC PRIEST, OR GELLONG. In their features the Kalmucs strongly resemble the Mongols. Their openphysionomy denotes the frankness of their character. They please becausethey inspire confidence; and, to a…
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