Russian expansion on the Pacific, 1641-1850
an account of the earliest and later expeditions made by the Russians along the Pacific coast of Asia and North America, including some related expeditions to the Arctic regions
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92,000 words, Guess
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368 pages
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- Internet Archiverussianexpansion00goldrich
- Internet Archivecu31924086365388
- LibraryThing1579551
- Library of Congress Control Number14021041
- Open LibraryOL13519399M
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