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... Mongolia . 66 Mongolia is an elevated plain , supported on the south by the moun- tains of Tibet , and on the north by those of Altai : it is a country of steppes ; there are no great forests on it , and the inhabitants have no fixed ...
... Mongolia . 66 Mongolia is an elevated plain , supported on the south by the moun- tains of Tibet , and on the north by those of Altai : it is a country of steppes ; there are no great forests on it , and the inhabitants have no fixed ...
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... Mongolia . The " The Mongols , [ says Mr. Timkowski ] and most of the Nomades of Middle Asia , make use of this tea ; it serves them for both drink and food . In the tea manufactories , the dry , dirty and damaged leaves and stalks of ...
... Mongolia . The " The Mongols , [ says Mr. Timkowski ] and most of the Nomades of Middle Asia , make use of this tea ; it serves them for both drink and food . In the tea manufactories , the dry , dirty and damaged leaves and stalks of ...
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... Mongolia , fell in with great numbers , often amounting to two and three hundred camels at a time . Ourga is looked upon by the Mongols with almost as much veneration as Mecca by the followers of Mahomet . Since the thirteenth century ...
... Mongolia , fell in with great numbers , often amounting to two and three hundred camels at a time . Ourga is looked upon by the Mongols with almost as much veneration as Mecca by the followers of Mahomet . Since the thirteenth century ...
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... Mongolia , and that being cut off from communication with their brethren , the re- ligion was corrupted by the intermingling of heathen ceremo- nies , till it gradually lost its Christian character . Mr. Tim- kowski tried to get a view ...
... Mongolia , and that being cut off from communication with their brethren , the re- ligion was corrupted by the intermingling of heathen ceremo- nies , till it gradually lost its Christian character . Mr. Tim- kowski tried to get a view ...
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... Mongolia , as altars to the supreme being . Every Mongol in passing them , alights from his horse and makes his prostrations . Salt lakes are frequently met with in the Kalkas , and , indeed , in every part of Central Asia , not ...
... Mongolia , as altars to the supreme being . Every Mongol in passing them , alights from his horse and makes his prostrations . Salt lakes are frequently met with in the Kalkas , and , indeed , in every part of Central Asia , not ...
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