Gerhard von Maydell

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• 1-037 uncollated e emigrated westward. This is also mentioned by Wrangell.¹Maydell, without any apparent reason, denies the existence of eithe
• 1-038 uncollated undred and twenty-five miles) from the mouth of the Kolyma.Maydellregards the whole story as a misunderstanding. I was tol
• 1-040 uncollated be derived from nɪpêˊwhaqên (“envious”); but according toMaydell, Cape Roˊwtɪn, on the Arctic Sea, was in former times also
• 1-066 uncollated pper hand. Recent travellers among the Chukchee, — Hooper,Maydell, Nordenskiöld, Gondatti, Dr. Slunin, Melikoff, — on the co
• 1-079 uncollated go out of use, and in 1869 they were abolished by Baron vonMaydell. In its most flourishing time, the Anui fair drew not onl
• 1-099 uncollated ntry on both Anui Rivers, twenty-five years after Baron vonMaydell, the natives pointed out to me that at present the families
• 1-149 uncollated s in twenty-three hours, and two hundred miles in two days.Maydellmentions that in 1869, in a race between the merchant Baram
• 1-150 uncollated the drivers so skilful, as are the Koryak or the Kamchadal.Maydellasserts that on the Lower Kolyma a team of from twelve to f