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Siberian Journey
Down the Amur to the Pacific, 1856ā1857
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About this book
Perry McDonough Collins was the first American to journey through Siberia and down the 2,690-mile Amur River to the Pacific Ocean. In 1860 he wrote A Voyage Down the Amoor, an account of his adventures, and his book proved so popular that it was reissued in 1864. Siberian Journey consists of Collins's original text framed by an interpretive introduction and explanatory notes by Charles Vevier, providing an extensive, first-hand account of Russia's land and its people in the midānineteenth century.
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Publisher
University of Wisconsin PressYear
2011Print ISBN
9780299026745, 9780299026714eBook ISBN
9780299026738Table of contents
- Contents
- Introduction
- Editors Note
- Preface to A Voyage Down the Amoor
- I. Departure for Siberia
- II. From Moscow to Nijne-Novgorod
- III. Nijne-NovgorodāThe Great Fair
- VI. From Nijne to Ekaterinburg
- V. From Ekaterinburg to Omsk
- VI. From Omsk to Irkutsk
- VII. Irkutsk
- VIII. From Irkutsk to Kyachta
- IX. Kyachta, Mai-Mat-Tschin, and the Feast of Lanterns
- X. A Russian Dinner
- XI. From Irkutsk to Petrovskey
- XII. From Petrovskey to Verchne-Udinsk
- XIII. From Verchne-Udinsk to Chetah
- XIV. A Visit to the Mines of Nerchinsk
- XV. The Silver Mines of Zarentunskie
- XVI. The Cossacks of the Argoon
- XVII. The Gold Mines of the Onon
- XVIII. Passage of Mount Bornorskoy
- XIX. Residence at Chetah
- XX. A Wild-Goose Chase
- XXI..Departure from Chetah
- XXII. Down the Ingodah
- XXIII. A Mineral Spring
- XXIV. From Bankin to Schilkah
- XXV. From Schilkah to Ouse-Cherney
- XXVI. From Russian into Chinese Waters
- XXVII. First View of the Amoor
- XXVIII. From Ouse-Strelkah to Albasin
- XXIX. On the River
- XXX. A Mangoon Camp
- XXXI. Manchoo Visitors
- XXXII. A Manchoo Guard-Boat
- XXXIII. Arrival at Igoon
- XXXIV. Manchoo Spies
- XXXV. A Manchoo Village
- XXXVI. A Tartar Beauty
- XXXVII. Manchoo Junks
- XXXVIII. The Songahree
- XXXIX. Russian Progress
- XL. Floating Along
- XLI .The Navigation
- XLII. Native Villages
- XLIII .The Hongahree
- XLIV. A Goldee Village
- XLV. Female Sailors
- XLVI. A Night of Danger
- XLVII. Ancient Monuments
- XLVIII. Arrival at Nikolaivsky
- XLIX.Nikolaivsky
- L. American Residents
- LI. Character of the Amoor Country
- LII. Natives on the Amoor
- LIII. Trade and Resources of Siberia
- LIV. Voyage to Japan
- LV. Hakodadi
- LVI. To Kamschatka
- LVII. Stay at Petropaulosky
- A Note on the Sources
- Index
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- MAPS