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THE NEW WORK ON RUSSIA:

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EXCURSIONS IN THE
TNT ERIOR OF RUSSIA;
IL Including SKETCHES of the CHARACTER and
POLICY of the EMPEROR NICHOLAS, SCENES at
ST. PETERSBIJRGH, &c.
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AWINTER'S JOURNEY THROUGH
RUSSIA, THE CAUCASIAN ALPS,

AND GEORGIA.
Thence, by way of MOUNT ZAGROS,"and the PASS of
XENOPHON and the TEN THOUSAND GREEKS, into
KOORDI STAUN.
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1839.

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