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Title Place County State Country Call No. Year Month + Day Format Condition Notes 100 Years in Bandera Bandera Bandera TX 2-6/285 1953 Original by J. Martin Hunter Ancient Order of United Aug 01 Original A. O. U. W. Guide Bentonville Benton AR 2-7L/99 1896 Workman, TX Jurisdiction Abilene Reporter-News Abilene Taylor TX 2-1/739 1981 Mar 15 Original Abilene's 100th year Abilene Reporter-News Abilene Taylor TX 2-6/162 1941 Sep 28 Original Abilene Reporter-News Abilene Taylor TX 2-6/468 1956 Apr 08 Original Abingdon Virginian Abingdon Washington VA 2-6/368 1869 May 28 Photocopy Advance Dallas Dallas TX 2-4/42 1928 Aug 09 - Dec Original Advance Dallas Dallas TX 2-6/137 1928 Aug 09, 23 Original Advance Dallas Dallas TX 2-6/137 1928 Nov 01, 15 Original Advance Dallas Dallas TX 2-6/137 1928 Oct 04, 11, 18, 25 Original Advance Dallas Dallas TX 2-6/137 1928 Sep 06, 11, 13, 20, 27 Original Advance Dallas Dallas TX 2-6/387 1928 Aug 09 Original Advance Dallas Dallas TX 2-6/387 1928 Oct 11, 18, 25 Original Advance Dallas Dallas TX 2-6/387 1928 Sep 06, 13, 20 Original Advance Chicago Cook IL 2-6/479 1885 Mar 12 Original Advance Dallas Dallas TX 2-6/73 1928 Aug 09, 23 Original Advance Dallas Dallas TX 2-6/73 1928 Dec 15 Original Advance Dallas Dallas TX 2-6/73 1928 Jan 15 Original Advance Dallas Dallas TX 2-6/73 1928 Nov 01, 15 Original Advance Dallas Dallas TX 2-6/73 1928 Oct 04, 11, 18, 25 Original Advance Dallas Dallas TX 2-6/73 1928 Sep 06, 13, 20, 27 Original Advance Dallas Dallas TX 2-6/73 1929 Apr 15 Original Advance Dallas Dallas TX 2-6/73 1929 Feb 15 Original Advance Dallas Dallas TX 2-6/73 1929 Jun 15 Original Advance Dallas Dallas TX 2-6/73 1929 Mar 15 Original Advance Dallas Dallas TX 2-6/73 1929 May 15 Original Advance Houston Harris TX 2-6/73 1892 Aug 10 Original Advocate Paris Lamar TX 2-6/248 1861 Sep 07 Original Alamo Express San Antonio Bexar TX 2-6/334 1860 Sep 10 Original Alamo Heights News Alamo Heights Bexar TX 2-6/461 1941 Mar 06 Original Alamo News Alamo Hidalgo TX 2-2/42 1918 Jun 15 Original Alamo News Alamo Hidalgo TX 2-2/42 1919 Mar 12 Original Alamo News Alamo Hidalgo TX 2-2/42 1920 Nov 16 Original Albany Echo Albany Shackelford TX 2-6/280 1883 Jan 06 Reproduction reprint June 23, 1949 Albany News Albany Shackelford TX 2-6/276 1937 May 13 Original Albany News Albany Shackelford TX 2-6/280 1948 Jun 24 Original Albany News Albany Shackelford TX 2-6/280 1949 Jun 22, 23 Original Albany News Albany Shackelford TX 2-6/280 1950 Jun 29 Original Albany News Albany Shackelford TX 2-6/295 1948 Jun 24 Original Albany News Albany Shackelford TX 2-6/295 1952 Jun Original Albany News Albany Shackelford TX 2-6/295 1953 Jun Original Albany Weekly News Albany Shackelford TX 2-6/280 1891 Jan 02 Reproduction reprint June 23, 1949 Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/113 1830 Jan 09 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/54 1849 Apr 07, 21 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/54 1849 Aug 04, 18, 25 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/54 1849 Dec 01, 15, 22 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/54 1849 Feb 03, 17, 24 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/54 1849 Jan 27 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/54 1849 Jun 09 - Jul 14 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/54 1849 Mar 03, 17, 24, 31 Original Title Place County State Country Call No. Year Month + Day Format Condition Notes Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/54 1849 May 05, 12, 26 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/54 1849 Nov 03, 24 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/54 1849 Oct 13, 20, 27 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/54 1849 Sep 1 - 29 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/55 1850 Apr 06, 13, 20, 27 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/55 1850 Aug 03, 31 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/55 1850 Dec 21, 28 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/55 1850 Feb 02, 09, 23 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/55 1850 Jan 05, 12, 26 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/55 1850 Jul 06, 13, 20 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/55 1850 Jun 08, 22 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/55 1850 Mar 02, 16, 23, 30 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/55 1850 May 04, 18 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/55 1850 Nov 02, 09, 23, 30 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/55 1850 Oct 05, 19, 26 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/55 1850 Sep 14 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/56 1851 Apr 05 - May 31 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/56 1851 Aug 02, 23 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/56 1851 Dec 13, 20, 27 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/56 1851 Feb 01, 08, 15, 22 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/56 1851 Jan 18, 25 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/56 1851 Jul 19, 26 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/56 1851 Jun 21, 28 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/56 1851 Mar 01, 08, 29 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/56 1851 Nov 01, 08, 15, 22 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/56 1851 Oct 11 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/56 1851 Sep 06, 13 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/57 1856 Apr 12 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/57 1856 Aug 16 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/57 1856 Feb 02 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/57 1856 Jan 05, 19 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/57 1856 Oct 18, 25 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/57 1856 Sep 06, 20 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/57 1857 Apr 04, 11, 18, 25 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/57 1857 Aug 01, 08 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/57 1857 Dec 26 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/57 1857 Feb 07 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/57 1857 Jan 10 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/57 1857 Jun 13, 20 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/57 1857 Mar 07, 14 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/57 1857 May 16, 30 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/57 1857 Nov 21, 28 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/57 1857 Oct 03, 10 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/57 1857 Sep 05, 12, 19, 26 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/58 1858 Apr 03, 17, 24 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/58 1858 Aug 28 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/58 1858 Dec 18 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/58 1858 Jan 16, 23 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/58 1858 Mar 06 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/58 1858 May 15, 29 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/58 1858 Nov 13, 20 Original Title Place County State Country Call No. Year Month + Day Format Condition Notes Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/58 1858 Oct 02, 16 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/58 1858 Sep 11 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/58 1859 Apr 09, 23, 30 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/58 1859 Aug 13 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/58 1859 Dec 03, 17, 24 Original Albion New York City New York NY 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York City New York NY 2-2/58 1861 May 25 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/59 1852 Apr 10, 17, 24 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/59 1852 Aug 07, 28 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/59 1852 Dec 04, 25 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/59 1852 Feb 07, 11 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/59 1852 Jan 02, 27, 31 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/59 1852 Jul 03, 10, 17, 24, 31 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/59 1852 Jun 12, 19, 26 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/59 1852 Mar 06, 13, 20 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/59 1852 May 01, 08, 22 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/59 1852 Nov 06 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/59 1852 Oct 16, 23, 30 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/59 1852 Sep 04, 11, 18, 25 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/59 1853 Apr 02, 16, 23 Original Albion New York City New York NY 2-2/59 1853 Aug 06, 13, 20, 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  • Nick Fielding

    Nick Fielding

    Travellers in the Great Steppe FROM THE PAPAL ENVOYS TO THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION NICK FIELDING “In writing this book I have tried to explain some of the historical events that have affected those living in the Great Steppe – not an easy task, as there is little study of this subject in the English language. And the disputes between the Russians and their neighbours and between the Bashkirs, the Kazakhs, the Turkomans, the Kyrgyz and the Kalmyks – not to mention the Djungars, the Dungans, the Nogai, the Mongols, the Uighurs and countless others – means that this is not a subject for the faint-hearted. Nonetheless, I hope that the writings referred to in this book have been put into the right historical context. The reasons why outsiders travelled to the Great Steppe varied over time and in themselves provide a different kind of history. Some of these travellers, particularly the women, have been forgotten by modern readers. Hopefully this book will stimulate you the reader to track down some of the long- forgotten classics mentioned within. Personally, I do not think the steppe culture described so vividly by travellers in these pages will ever fully disappear. The steppe is truly vast and can swallow whole cities with ease. Landscape has a close relationship with culture – and the former usually dominates the latter. Whatever happens, it will be many years before the Great Steppe finally gives up all its secrets. This book aims to provide just a glimpse of some of them.” From the author’s introduction. TRAVELLERS IN THE GREAT STEPPE For my fair Rosamund TRAVELLERS IN THE GREAT STEPPE From the Papal Envoys to the Russian Revolution NICK FIELDING SIGNAL BOOKS .