Notes Upon Russia: Being a Translation of the Earliest Account of that Country, Entitled Rerum Moscoviticarum Commentarii, Tema 10Hakluyt Society, 1851 - 116 páginas |
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... miles distant from Buda ( Kotsee , Kotsch , now Kitser ) ; they are drawn by three horses , which run abreast of each other , and at those times when there is little or no ice on the ground . They carry four persons along with the ...
... miles distant from Buda ( Kotsee , Kotsch , now Kitser ) ; they are drawn by three horses , which run abreast of each other , and at those times when there is little or no ice on the ground . They carry four persons along with the ...
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... mile before reaching Moscow , they were received with great honour by some noblemen , who came on the part of the grand- prince . The description given by Herberstein of his recep- tion at Moscow , and of the preparations for his first ...
... mile before reaching Moscow , they were received with great honour by some noblemen , who came on the part of the grand- prince . The description given by Herberstein of his recep- tion at Moscow , and of the preparations for his first ...
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... miles below great Novogorod . Sinaus settled him- self at the White Lake [ Bielosero ] and Truvor , in the town of Svortzech [ Isborsk ] , in the principality of Ples- Cov . The Russians boast that these brothers derived their origin ...
... miles below great Novogorod . Sinaus settled him- self at the White Lake [ Bielosero ] and Truvor , in the town of Svortzech [ Isborsk ] , in the principality of Ples- Cov . The Russians boast that these brothers derived their origin ...
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... miles was covered with dead bodies . In the second year after that conflict , Tachtamich , king of the Tartars , came over and routed Dimitrye , and besieged and took possession of Moscow ; those who were slaughtered were redeemed for ...
... miles was covered with dead bodies . In the second year after that conflict , Tachtamich , king of the Tartars , came over and routed Dimitrye , and besieged and took possession of Moscow ; those who were slaughtered were redeemed for ...
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... miles distant from Smolensko , he found that the Rus- sian army , which was about eighty thousand strong , was not far from him . The Lithuanians , on the other hand , had not more than thirty - five thousand men , with the addition ...
... miles distant from Smolensko , he found that the Rus- sian army , which was about eighty thousand strong , was not far from him . The Lithuanians , on the other hand , had not more than thirty - five thousand men , with the addition ...
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