Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volumes 292-293F. Jefferies, 1967 - Early English newspapers |
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Page 141
... Samoyede keeps , because they are con- ducive to peace and consequent inactivity ; he does not break the latter six , for this requires all the energy of civilisation . Ambition- that motive ... Samoyede , be he rich or The Samoyedes . 141.
... Samoyede keeps , because they are con- ducive to peace and consequent inactivity ; he does not break the latter six , for this requires all the energy of civilisation . Ambition- that motive ... Samoyede , be he rich or The Samoyedes . 141.
Page 149
... Samoyede taxation , which would make one think that even then they did not have things all their own way . The letters tell the Governor of the Petchora district to protect the Samoyede from all foreign insult , to have particular care ...
... Samoyede taxation , which would make one think that even then they did not have things all their own way . The letters tell the Governor of the Petchora district to protect the Samoyede from all foreign insult , to have particular care ...
Page 346
... Samoyedes speak of themselves as Nietza ( men ) , or as Kassova ( males ) . The words Zirian and Samoyede are Russian , and are seldom made use of , and often not understood , by the races to which they refer . Doubt exists as to the ...
... Samoyedes speak of themselves as Nietza ( men ) , or as Kassova ( males ) . The words Zirian and Samoyede are Russian , and are seldom made use of , and often not understood , by the races to which they refer . Doubt exists as to the ...
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