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Guthrie, William
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The newest general geography. or Description of all parts of the world in Europe, Asia, Africa, America and South India; with the history of the peoples and all states from the beginning of these to our times, with the new addition of Russian geography in its present state, with the description of the Bialystok region and Finland, with Russian history from the beginning of the origin of the Russians, to the days of the now reigning emperor Alexander I: Part I, II and III. Contains: a detailed description of each land such as: government, state revenues, limits, ancient and new name, division, climate, land quality, mountains, forests, rivers, islands, bays, canals, lakes, mineral waters, metals and minerals , growths, animals, number of inhabitants, customs, customs and folk amusements, clothing, faith, language, scientists, literators and artists universities and academies, antiquities, manufactories, trade, colonies, land and sea forces, topography, coins of cavalier orders, coat of arms , the history of states and other .
. - St.Petersburg: At the Medical Printing Office, 1809
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[Russia] Part 2. - 1809. - [2], 227, [1] p. ; 8 ° (21 cm). - Appl. 1 kn. - On the shmutzit. h. 1 - 2 zagl .: Universal Geography, or Description of all parts of the world: Europe, Asia, Africa, America and South India with the introduction to the Russian geography of the description of the Bialystok region and the newly incorporated Finland. In three parts. Published by Art. advice. Ives. Stepanov. It is sold from the bookseller Ivan Zaikin. - Information about the ed. on tit. l. are indicated up to the content of part 1 - 2.
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