All the immense region to the north of it, five hundred miles wide and five hundred miles deep, was totally, absolutely unknown.
Petr Alekseevich Kropotkin: “All the immense region to the north of it, five hundred miles wide and five hundred miles deep, was totally, absolutely…”
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Kropotkin describes the vast unknown territories in northern regions, emphasizing the mystery of exploration.
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