It is evident that these Russian settlements, distributed through an immense region and far from any civilized neighborhood, have little in common with those of European nations elsewhere, unless we except the Danish on the west coast of Greenland.
Sumner observes that Russian settlements differ significantly from European ones, except for some Danish settlements.
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