Narrative of Don Juan Van Halen? S Imprisonment in the Dungeons of the Inquisition at Madrid
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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 102 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.2in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1827. Excerpt: . . . CHAP. XVIII. The Khana or province of Bakou--Abundance of naphtha--Guebres--Persians and Hindoos worshipping fite--Tenets of Zoroasters followers--Phenomena of naphtha--Forests--Bridge over a frightful chasm of the rocks--Gorges of the Caucasus described--Magnificent and valuable timber--Ysa Beck--Rich lands--Chess, a favourite game of the Tartars--Veterinary practice--Town and province of Kuba--Craggy banks of the Kulinka--Baron de Wrede the commandant--Ravines--Jealousy of the Kubans Gregorieff, commissarygeneral--Madame Gregorieff--Ashan Khan joins the Russian expedition--Scotch missionaries--The Bible translated into the Tartar and Eastern dialects--The troops march from Kuba--Cherry-trees--Bivouac--Fields covered with rose-treesAbundant game--A large and exquisite partridge--Delightful province--Asbans cavalry is headed by his valiant brother--Description--Town of Tchiakour--Park of artillery--Handsome females--Rich carpets of Tchiakour--Difficult passage of the torrents--The troops march for the Daghestan. On leaving Shirvan through the rocky defiles of the Caucasus, the Khana of Bakou is left on the right. This province, which became subject to the Russian empire at the time of the tragic death of Prince Tchitchianow, though the smallest of any in the government of Georgia, is nevertheless one of the most productive to the government; not only on account of the advantageous situation of its capital, on the borders of the Caspian Sea, but for the great abundance of naphtha found throughout the province. An Armenian pays an annual rent to the government of 200, 000 roubles, paper money, for the produce of a certain number of wells. The greatest part of this article is exported to Persia, and the remainder is used in the country to preserve the roofs. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1827. Excerpt: ... CHAP. XVIII. The Khana or province of Bakou--Abundance of naphtha--Guebres--Persians and Hindoos worshipping fite--Tenets of Zoroaster's followers--Phenomena of naphtha--Forests--Bridge over a frightful chasm of the rocks--Gorges of the Caucasus described--Magnificent and valuable timber--Ysa Beck--Rich lands--Chess, a favourite game of the Tartars--Veterinary practice--Town and province of Kuba--Craggy banks of the Kulinka--Baron de Wrede the commandant--Ravines--Jealousy of the Kubans Gregorieff, commissarygeneral--Madame Gregorieff--Ashan Khan joins the Russian expedition--Scotch missionaries--The Bible translated into the Tartar and Eastern dialects--The troops march from Kuba--Cherry-trees--Bivouac--Fields covered with rose-treesAbundant game--A large and exquisite partridge--Delightful province--Asban's cavalry is headed by his valiant brother--Description--Town of Tchiakour--Park of artillery--Handsome females--Rich carpets of Tchiakour--Difficult passage of the torrents--The troops march for the Daghestan. On leaving Shirvan through the rocky defiles of the Caucasus, the Khana of Bakou is left on the right. This province, which became subject to the Russian empire at the time of the tragic death of Prince Tchitchianow, though the smallest of any in the government of Georgia, is nevertheless one of the most productive to the government; not only on account of the advantageous situation of its capital, on the borders of the Caspian Sea, but for the great abundance of naphtha found throughout the province. An Armenian pays an annual rent to the government of 200,000 roubles, paper money, for the produce of a certain number of wells. The greatest part of this article is exported to Persia, and the remainder is used in the country to preserve the roofs... Paperback, Label: General Books LLC, General Books LLC, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2012-02-01, Studio: General Books LLC.

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1827. Excerpt: ... CHAP. XVIII. The Khana or province of Bakou--Abundance of naphtha--Guebres--Persians and Hindoos worshipping fite--Tenets of Zoroaster's followers--Phenomena of naphtha--Forests--Bridge over a frightful chasm of the rocks--Gorges of the Caucasus described--Magnificent and valuable timber--Ysa Beck--Rich lands--Chess, a favourite game of the Tartars--Veterinary practice--Town and province of Kuba--Craggy banks of the Kulinka--Baron de Wrede the commandant--Ravines--Jealousy of the Kubans Gregorieff, commissarygeneral--Madame Gregorieff--Ashan Khan joins the Russian expedition--Scotch missionaries--The Bible translated into the Tartar and Eastern dialects--The troops march from Kuba--Cherry-trees--Bivouac--Fields covered with rose-treesAbundant game--A large and exquisite partridge--Delightful province--Asban's cavalry is headed by his valiant brother--Description--Town of Tchiakour--Park of artillery--Handsome females--Rich carpets of Tchiakour--Difficult passage of the torrents--The troops march for the Daghestan. On leaving Shirvan through the rocky defiles of the Caucasus, the Khana of Bakou is left on the right. This province, which became subject to the Russian empire at the time of the tragic death of Prince Tchitchianow, though the smallest of any in the government of Georgia, is nevertheless one of the most productive to the government; not only on account of the advantageous situation of its capital, on the borders of the Caspian Sea, but for the great abundance of naphtha found throughout the province. An Armenian pays an annual rent to the government of 200,000 roubles, paper money, for the produce of a certain number of wells. The greatest part of this article is exported to Persia, and the remainder is used in the country to preserve the roofs... Paperback, Label: General Books LLC, General Books LLC, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2012-02-01, Studio: General Books LLC.

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