(Independent & Chinese)
Key
| Textual Feature | Appearance |
|---|---|
| Whitman's hand | blue double overline and underline |
| Highlighting | yellow background with top and bottom border |
| Paste-on | gray box with black borders |
| Laid in | white box with black borders |
| Erasure | white text with dark gray background |
| Overwritten | brown with strikethrough |
[begin surface 1]
(Independent & Chinese)
☞ Tartary—the belly of
Asia, (one third of that continent)
from the Caspian sea to
the Pacific.—
—Anciently called Scythia
Souther part—Parthia
—From this region sprang Zinghis
Khan, a Mongol chief, 1226 A.D.
—and, ravaging, stretched his empire—
—Tamerlane, (1400 a.D.) in time his successor.)
He extended his rule to
Hindostan, founding the Mogul
rule there which terminated 1803
☞ From Tartary must have
issued the Goths Celts,
Goths, &c.—The The Turks
also
[begin surface 2]
(Independent & Chinese)
☞ Tartary—the belly of
Asia, (one third of that continent)
from the Caspian sea to
the Pacific.—
—Anciently called Scythia
Souther part—Parthia
—From this region sprang Zinghis
Khan, a Mongol chief, 1226 A.D.
—and, ravaging, stretched his empire—
—Tamerlane, (1400 a.D.) in time his successor.)
He extended his rule to
Hindostan, founding the Mogul
rule there which terminated 1803
☞ From Tartary 