TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF
M. DE LESSEPS, CONSUL OF FRANCE,
AND
INTERPRETER TO THE COUNT DE LA PEROUSE, NOW
ENGAGED IN A VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD, BY
COMMAND OF HIS MOST CHRISTIAN MAJESTY.
IN TWO VOLUMES.
VOLUME II.
LONDON:
PRINTED FOR J. JOHNSON, ST. PAUL’S CHURCH-YARD.
1790.
| Page | |
| Departure from Poustaretsk | 1 |
| Find some concealed provisions | 4 |
| Painful travelling | 5 |
| Am guilty of an imprudence that injures my health | 6 |
| Cured by exercise | 9 |
| Meet three convoys sent to M. Kasloff | 10 |
| River Penguina | 12 |
| Arrival at Kaminoi | ib |
| Koriacs falsely accused of rebellion | 13 |
| Description of Kaminoi | 16 |
| Baidars, or large boats | 17 |
| M. Schmaleff is obliged to quit me | 18 |
| Gives me a soldier named Yegor-Golikoff | ib |
| Tempest | 20 |
| Arrival of seven Tchouktchis | 21 |
| Conversation with their chief | 22 |
| Account of two women who accosted me | 31 |
| Arrival at the camp of the Tchouktchis | 36 |
| Description of the camp | 39 |
| Dress of the women | 42 |
| Features | 43 |
| Commerce of the Tchouktchis | 44 |
| Arrival at Pareiné | 46 |
| History of a woman of Ingiga | 47 |
| Alarmed by a Koriac chief, who wishes to detain me | 49 |
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