North-American Review and Miscellaneous JournalUniversity of Northern Iowa, 1900 |
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Page 593
... land in their own country . The population consequently increased but slowly . The first emigrants to Siberia were men who were at variance with the conditions of life in their native country , and were obliged to leave it either of ...
... land in their own country . The population consequently increased but slowly . The first emigrants to Siberia were men who were at variance with the conditions of life in their native country , and were obliged to leave it either of ...
Page 595
... land . Its sole inhabitants are a few nomadic tribes , who eke out a living by fishing , hunting and the breeding of reindeer . The region between the fifty - seventh and the sixty - fourth degrees is covered with thick virgin forest ...
... land . Its sole inhabitants are a few nomadic tribes , who eke out a living by fishing , hunting and the breeding of reindeer . The region between the fifty - seventh and the sixty - fourth degrees is covered with thick virgin forest ...
Page 596
... land , very spacious in the west and much resembling a steppe . It extends as far as the mountains which stretch along the south of Siberia . The steppes of Western Siberia have the appearance of plains , covered with luxurious ...
... land , very spacious in the west and much resembling a steppe . It extends as far as the mountains which stretch along the south of Siberia . The steppes of Western Siberia have the appearance of plains , covered with luxurious ...
Page 597
... land were attracted by the free life of Siberia and made their way thither in small but steady numbers . From these men , who had proved themselves enterprising and of great physical and mental vigor , the present population of Siberia ...
... land were attracted by the free life of Siberia and made their way thither in small but steady numbers . From these men , who had proved themselves enterprising and of great physical and mental vigor , the present population of Siberia ...
Page 601
... lands is already occupied . Therefore , the Government has now permitted the occupa- tion of tracts less suitable for culture , which have hitherto been waste land , as , for instance , the well - known Barabinsk steppe , which suffers ...
... lands is already occupied . Therefore , the Government has now permitted the occupa- tion of tracts less suitable for culture , which have hitherto been waste land , as , for instance , the well - known Barabinsk steppe , which suffers ...
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