The Travels of Marco Polo — Volume 2

by Marco Polo; da Pisa Rusticiano

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Part II.—Chap. i. The Travellers: Niccolo, Matteo, and Marco Polo, pp. 134–157.

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81. Parker, E. H. Charchan. (China Review, xviii. p. 261); Hunting Lodges (Ibid., p. 261); Barscol. (Ibid.); Life Guards (p. 262); Canfu or Canton (Ibid., xiv. pp. 358–359); Kaunchis (Ibid., p. 359); Polo (Ibid., xv., p. 249); Marco Polo’s Transliterations (Ibid., xvi., p. 125); Canfu (Ibid., p. 189).

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