Sputnik, Issue 8Novosti Press Agency., 1997 |
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... Khvostov and Davydov were the first to avail themselves of that privilege . This happened in 1802 at the suggestion of Rezanov himself , who was personally acquainted with Khvostov . Promptly , Khvostov and Davydov left for Alaska ...
... Khvostov and Davydov were the first to avail themselves of that privilege . This happened in 1802 at the suggestion of Rezanov himself , who was personally acquainted with Khvostov . Promptly , Khvostov and Davydov left for Alaska ...
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... Khvostov on the details of his plan . He explained his decision by some urgent matters that had to be attended to in St. Petersburg . He left everything in the hands of the younger officers . Davydov was to proceed aboard the cutter to ...
... Khvostov on the details of his plan . He explained his decision by some urgent matters that had to be attended to in St. Petersburg . He left everything in the hands of the younger officers . Davydov was to proceed aboard the cutter to ...
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... Khvostov and Davydov returned to Okhotsk . But they were not destined to share the fame of Sir Francis Drake who was given an award by Queen Elizabeth for privateering in the interests of Britain . The mayor of Okhotsk , Bukharin ...
... Khvostov and Davydov returned to Okhotsk . But they were not destined to share the fame of Sir Francis Drake who was given an award by Queen Elizabeth for privateering in the interests of Britain . The mayor of Okhotsk , Bukharin ...
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