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Account of the coaft of Taman, and a blue earth thence obtained

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of the peninfula of the Bofphorus

337> 338339—341

General Remarks on the Peninfula of the Crimea - 342—510

I. On the Inhabitants « 342—361Statement of the population of Crim-Tartary - 343, 344Enumeration of the claffes into which the Tartars are divided

344—346

Defcription of the Crimean coftume - - 345*—35°

Account of the principal noble families - - 351—353

■ ■ of the manners and habits of the Tartars - 354—356

Specimens of the correfpondence between the Tartar and Ge-

noefe languages - 357, 358

Remarks concerning the Tartar mode of preparing food 359, 360

II. On the prefent State of the Crimea, and the economical Improve-

ments of which it is fufceptible - - 361—375

Obftacles to the profperity of Crim-Tartary - 362—365

Copy of a Tartar Firman, or public Deed - 366—369

Privileges granted by Ruffia to the Tartars - 370, u 1

Chicanery of the lawyers in the Crimea, and the fingular oath

now adopted - 371—374

Particulars refpeäing divorces among the Tartars - 374, 375

III. On the State of Economy and Agriculture in Crim-Tartary ;tagether with an Account ofthofe vegetable Produclions which

are ufedfor Food - 376—394

Obfervations on the climate and foil of the Crimea 376—380 and 385Tartar divifion of the feafons - - - 381, 382

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