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FROM PEKIN TO CALAIS BY LAND.
by WINDT, H. De
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- Hardcover
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London 1892, Chapman. Brown cloth, 365p., map, may b.w. il- lustrations, 2nd. edition. LIMITED 750 COPIES. R A R E A most excellent and early primary resource. It covers the author's journey from Pekin to Kalgan, on to Chang-Chia-Kow, the Desert of Gobi, Ourga to Kiakhta, onto Irkoutsk, to Tomsk and Perm, then to Calais. This is a most valuable primary resource, covers the authors journey, the people he met, places he visited, as well as covering the culture, customs, traditions of the people he visited. Very good cov- erage of Central Asia. .
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- FROM PEKIN TO CALAIS BY LAND.
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- WINDT, H. De
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- Hardcover
- Keywords
- China: Social Science, Eclectic, All Subjects & Disciplines [no Art]; China: Social Science, Eclectic, All Subjects & Disciplines [no Art]; The Old Capital Of Peking: All Works On The City And Environs; Foreigners In China: All Periods;
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