 | Ernst Georg Ravenstein - 1861 - 508 pages
...the Amur, and particularly to the Ducheri. My subjects have never provoked yours, nor done them any injury ; yet the people at Albazin, armed with cannons,...demanded their surrender, Alexei, Ivan, and others, responded, that they could not do this, but must first apply to the Changa Khan for instructions. As... | |
 | Henry Lansdell - 1882 - 474 pages
...have never provoked yours, nor done them any injury ; yet the people at Albazin, armed with cannon, guns, and other firearms, have frequently attacked...people, who had no firearms, and were peaceably hunting. " They also roved about the Lower Amur, and troubled and injured the small town of Genquen and other... | |
 | Henry Lansdell - 1882 - 948 pages
...have never provoked yours, nor done them any injury ; yet the people at Albazin, armed with cannon, guns, and other firearms, have frequently attacked...people, who had no firearms, and were peaceably hunting. " They also roved about the Lower Amur, and troubled and injured the small town of Genquen and other... | |
 | Bertram Lenox Putnam Weale - 1904 - 644 pages
...to the Ducheri. My subjects have never provoked yours nor done them any injury ; yet the people of Albazin, armed with cannons, guns and other firearms, have frequently attacked my people who have no firearms and were peaceably hunting. Moreover, they have given shelter to our deserters, and... | |
 | 1920 - 714 pages
...the Amur, and particularly to the Ducheri. My subjects have never provoked yours nor done them any injury ; yet the people at Albazin, armed with cannons,...my people, who had no fire-arms, and were peaceably hunting1. In the negotiations at Nertchinsk, which followed the preliminaries, the Chinese had the... | |
 | Great Britain. Foreign Office. Historical Section - 1920 - 700 pages
...the Amur, and particularly to the Ducheri. My subjects have never provoked yours nor done them any injury; yet the people at Albazin, armed with cannons,...my people, who had no fire-arms, and were peaceably hunting1. In the negotiations at Nertchinsk, which followed the preliminaries, the Chinese had the... | |
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The officers to whom I have entrusted the supervision of the sable-hunt, have frequently complained of the injury which the people of Siberia (Sokha) do to our hunters on the Amur, and particularly to the Ducheri. My subjects have never provoked yours,... 