The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Nide 250A. Constable, 1929 |
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Sivu 112
... existence on dry land . The limits to the expeditions and conquests of the inhabitants of the steppes were laid down by the very specialisation of their horses , which made them unable to stand the tropical heat of the plains of ...
... existence on dry land . The limits to the expeditions and conquests of the inhabitants of the steppes were laid down by the very specialisation of their horses , which made them unable to stand the tropical heat of the plains of ...
Sivu 113
... existence , in the enjoy- ment of a high degree of nomad culture and owning herds of cattle and horses ; these are the Kirghiz in the west and the Mongols in the east , two peoples anthropologically distinct , different also ...
... existence , in the enjoy- ment of a high degree of nomad culture and owning herds of cattle and horses ; these are the Kirghiz in the west and the Mongols in the east , two peoples anthropologically distinct , different also ...
Sivu 117
... existence is generally considered a myth . As a matter of fact their existence is not only perfectly possible , but Amazons may be met with now any day in the Kirghiz steppes and mountains of Central Asia . Indeed every Kirghiz woman is ...
... existence is generally considered a myth . As a matter of fact their existence is not only perfectly possible , but Amazons may be met with now any day in the Kirghiz steppes and mountains of Central Asia . Indeed every Kirghiz woman is ...
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