Tawze

A Geographical Dictionary of Milton · 1919 · p. 209
) The part of Siberia bounded on the north by the Arctic Ocean, and on the west by the lower course of the Obi River, and the Gulf of Ob. “This Tawze Gorodoc, or Tawze little Castle, with the Villages, Townes, and all other places thereto belonging, is by At this place are two all the Ru es generally called Mongosey. Gentlemen or Govern ours, with three or foure hundred Gunners, and small Castles in sever all places of these parts of Mongosey. told me that in the Winter Moreover, the men of Mezen time there went men from Siberia to Mongosey, to buy Sables:... delivering unto mee, that the Sables taken by the Samoyeds about Mongosey are richer in Furres then those that come from Siberia.” {Pilgrimes 3. 540.) ch204.xhtml m 209
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