Notes of Russian and foreign travelers (XV, XIX centuries)

Notes of Russian and foreign travelers (XV, XIX centuries)

Баранов Л. С.

Afanasy Nikitin is the first Russian traveler in India.("Walking for three seas")

Калининское областное литературное издательство
Baranov, L. S. Afanasy Nikitin - the first Russian traveler in India.("Walking for the three seas").Kalinin: Kalinin Regional Literary Publishing House, 1939.
1939
Tverskaya OUNB

Afanasy Nikitin (?–1475) is a Tver merchant, the first Russian traveler to India, the author of Journey Beyond Three Seas (Journey Beyond Three Seas). In 1469, Nikitin sailed across the Arabian Sea to India, where he spent about 3 years, becoming one of the first Europeans (after Niccolo Conti and 30 years before Vasco da Gama) to reach India.

Ефремов Филипп Сергеевич, Чаадаев Петр Яковлевич, Кондырев Петр Сергеевич

Philip Ephraim wandering in the Kirghiz steppe, Bukhara, Khiva, Persia, Tibet and India, and returning (!) It from there through England in Russia.

в Университетской типографии
Efremov, Philip S. (1750).Philip Ephraim wandering in the Kirghiz steppe, Bukhara, Khiva, Persia, Tibet and India, and returning it from there through England in Rossiyu.Kazan (!): The university press, 1811.
1811

Chapter "Lands in East India" (scans 129–140)

Борнс Александр, Голубков Платон Васильевич, Мин Георг

Journey to Bukhara: a story of swimming in the Indus from the sea to Lagore with gifts from the British king and a report on the journey from India to Kabul, Tatarstan and Persia, undertaken under the orders of the highest government of India in 1831, 1832 and 1833, Lieutenant of the East India Company Service, Alexander Borns, a member of the Royal Society. Part 3

в Университетской типографии
Borns, Alexander. Journey to Bukhara: a story of swimming in the Indus from the sea to Lagore with gifts from the British king and a report on the journey from India to Kabul, Tatarstan and Persia, undertaken under the orders of the highest government of India in 1831, 1832 and 1833, Lieutenant of the East India Company Service, Alexander Borns, a member of the Royal Society. Moscow: at the University Press, 1848-1849.
Part 3. 1849.
1849
НБ Респ. Казахстан

"About Trade Relations of the Punjab and on the Benefits of Opening Navigation on the Indus" (scans 512-536)
"Trade and foreign relations of Bukhara and Central Asia" (on Anglo-Indian trade and Indian goods) (scans 549–579)