Russia 8 9
Russia 8 9
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Near theirwestern frontier, it is true, they annually let patches of land tothe Russian peasants for the purpose of raising crops; but theseencroachments can never advance very far, for the greater part of theirterritory is unsuited to agriculture, on account of a large admixtureof salt in the soil. This fact will have an important influence ontheir future. Unlike the Bashkirs, who possess good arable land, andare consequently on the road to become agriculturists, they will in allprobability co...ntinue to live exclusively by their flocks and herds.
To the southwest of the Lower Volga, in the flat region lying to thenorth of the Caucasus, we find another pastoral tribe, the Kalmyks, differing widely from the two former in language, in physiognomy, andin religion. Their language, a dialect of the Mongolian, has no closeaffinity with any other language in this part of the world. In respectof religion they are likewise isolated, for they are Buddhists, and haveconsequently no co-religionists nearer than Mongolia or Thibet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Near theirwestern frontier, it is true, they annually let patches of land tothe Russian peasants for the purpose of raising crops; but theseencroachments can never advance very far, for the greater part of theirterritory is unsuited to agriculture, on account of a large admixtureof salt in the soil. This fact will have an important influence ontheir future. Unlike the Bashkirs, who possess good arable land, andare consequently on the road to become agriculturists, they will in allprobability co...ntinue to live exclusively by their flocks and herds.
To the southwest of the Lower Volga, in the flat region lying to thenorth of the Caucasus, we find another pastoral tribe, the Kalmyks, differing widely from the two former in language, in physiognomy, andin religion. Their language, a dialect of the Mongolian, has no closeaffinity with any other language in this part of the world. In respectof religion they are likewise isolated, for they are Buddhists, and haveconsequently no co-religionists nearer than Mongolia or Thibet.
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