Marco Polo Adventures in Tartaria (1880 Facsimile)
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All of the prints after the 1800’s change the original names such as ‘TarTar & Tartary” to lies such as “Russia & Mongolia”. This is an 1880 Facsimile. We added two pages to this book from the 1771 Encyclopedia Britannica, the 1st one. With reference to what’s highlighted on the Chart & the Map pics, you’ll notice that in 1771 the Capitol of Russia was St. Petersburg. The square miles of that Russia was 1,103,485. Then we see that Tartary is subdivided into three united nation states, the biggest of which is Muscovite, which is 3 times bigger than Russia alone at 3,050,000 square miles, & its’ Capitol is Tobolski. Obviously the city of Moscow is included in Muscovite. Farther research reveals that Tobolski served as the uniting Capitol between these three States, centered between all three, & that the Capitol of Muscovite was Moscow. The Independent TarTars make up the 2nd biggest Nation State in Tartary, & Chinese the 3rd.
We sell this book as a living monument to the fact that Napoleon never invaded Russia in 1812, but joined forces with Aleksandr & together they genocided many people, created many orphans & blew up Moscow. This isn’t some theory. All the authors of the 1800s scream this Truth! Including Fyodor Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Abraham Lincoln, Mark Twain & many others. Some of their leaders sold them out, & others were killed, but long story short, people who spoke French better than any other language were soon ruling this defeated empire, & quite literally made slavs out of the people. Yes, the word Slave is derived from the term Slav, the real Russians, the white people who were all turned into slaves. Before 1812, it seems there were still many whites who lived the nomadic tribe lifestyle & that they were specifically targeted above all others.
Yes, 1812, the year that Moscow Muscovite blew up, as well as Washington D.C. as well as the Mississippi running backwards due to so much shaking, as well as that Comet of 1811 flying around everywhere blowing everything up all over the world… Many peculiar things abouts 1812. Civil wars everywhere at the same time, & infinite “natural disasters” that all share characteristics with the effects of bombs. The French Connection, the French Connection. The Whigs were the party in England that devilishly killed the son of the Great King James for their lust for power. In a private letter, Abraham Lincoln described the slave hungering Democrat party of his time as having turned into everything the Whig Party could ever desire. Thus, Lincoln reveals the Whigs were nasty enslavers of men & obviously the victors of the war of 1812. We suffered incredible loss in that war. Where’d the people of the 1700’s so quickly disappear to? What did we win? Why’s it not spoken of? We were invaded & submitted, just as Tartary was invaded & a puppet Tsar not from the real line was installed. A mock government like what was set up in Venezuela.
Though, I do believe, and only after much reading, that Abraham Lincoln was a wrench in the machine they’d not anticipated. Such is life. Conspiracies are real, but predators are cowards & only go after what’s easy; what’s the weakest. They’re not God, lest you start worshipping the Greek Gods of nasty royal family worship. Plans never fully succeed & around & round we go. We are free so long as we know it. Look at the old maps & you’ll see Japan is always there. Why? Because they’ll kamikaze, every single one, before they surrender, & it’s this instinct that has kept them, & what saved them in WWII. Nobody wants to invade that land. Thus Japan knows more world history than almost any other nation. I implore the curious of history; those curious to know the nature of all resets, to get familiar with Japanese. They’ve more accessible documents of antiquity than any other place on earth. They’ve never allowed it all to be destroyed & what’s so secret in these parts are quite common knowledge amongst them, well, the real students of history.
I beg you excuse the ramblings of an enthusiast. I’m not set in any way & am wrong all the time, & I beg those who know more than I do, or who find me in error or in want of knowledge on any given subject, to please make me aware of it. I won’t be offended. I will thank you. I’m a fool for knowledge & would hop like a monkey for a crumb. But I’ll never trade my honor for it so help me God. I’ll never take an oath so help me God.
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“Hi, I received the book today. Thank you so much for the fast shipping!
You have other titles that are also very tempting to purchase. LOL!
I would like to leave a review but I cannot figure out how to do that. I do not see a leave review Link on the Abebooks website. Have a great weekend.”
Reply: You're very welcome! The assurance we get that this is in fact a service to the public.. it's worth more than gold!
And no worries, where there's a loyal customer, we'll find a way, & thus your review is here displayed.
Thanks so much!
-tim
“Excellent service with integrity
Fast and professional service with great communication throughout the process. Even if you don’t align with the content being offered, the respect for free press and personal integrity MUST be acknowledged! I personally would recommend to anyone without thinking twice. Looking forward to doing future business with you again. Thank you for this service!”
Reply: We can't thank you enough for giving us the honor to be of service! Your words are encouraging as our only goal is to be of genuine utility to humanity. ALL VIEWS are welcome on our platform. We don't censor, period. Thanks so much Robert!
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“I bought this facsimile copy of the 1522 Erasmus New Testament to put on the shelf next to my facsimile copies of Tyndale's New Testament editions. This facsimile is high quality and a great value for the money, especially for what you will pay for the Tyndale editions (one by Hendrickson is out of print and the other is a premium hardback edition not produced for the mass market). I've not found this particular edition of Erasmus' NT anywhere else. If you're considering this Bible, you are probably not a novice in Ancient Greek; but if you are, a word of caution that it's not suitable for casual study. Due to the archaic printing conventions, i.e. ligatures, and to a lesser extent the Latin introductory material, it will be years until it might turn into a readable copy for me. (If you do read Latin, the Roman font is very readable.) If you're like me, you will want to have one so that you can appreciate the rich history of Classical Greek printing, and the Bible specifically. Every time I open it, it's a step back into centuries of time past.”
“Erasmus Greek-Latin 1516 ‘DELUXE’
This is jewel of book!!
Not only is rare, but, the craftsmanship is way beyond I’ve seen before.
In my opinion, the only thing that needs it’s a hardcover, other than that I think Erasmus himself would be proud of it.”
Reply: Thanks so much for your encouraging words Marlon!
That’s the fuel that makes it all worth it,
tim
Reply: I question the luck of the Irish, but never the Armenian. You were my first customer & review. Only 30 days selling at the River Bank now on this day August the 30th, the day I turn 30. I'll never forget. Thanks so much. God Bless Armenia!
