 | John Dundas Cochrane - 1829 - 284 str.
...horses. Such being the case, it becomes a matter of speculation, what could induce the aborigines to Of the people in general, I can only say they are...established in villages, all built in the old Russian 8tyle ,. which are clean and comfortable. During the summer, or fishing season, they leave their winter... | |
 | James Bell - 1836 - 690 str.
...1784 it amounted to 2843. The number of Russians was 1260. " This population," says Cochrane, " is now established in villages, all built in the old...balagans, or places which they use for drying their fiah. Thus the summer is employed in preparing food against the winter, which latter is taken up in... | |
 | Henry Howe - 1854 - 740 str.
...Kamtschatkes. The natives are hospitable, truth-loving, honest, and amiable ; they are established in villages, built in the old Russian style, which are clean and comfortable. During the summer or fishing seasun, they leave their winter residences for the balagans, or places which they use for drying their... | |
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Of the people in general, I can only say they are as amiable and honest as ever. They are now established in villages, all built in the old Russian style, which are clean and comfortable. During the summer, or fishing season, they leave their winter residences... 