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all thefe particulars, very like Kamt- 
fchatka {a). 
Thofe of the third divifion have a dif- 
ferent afpedl, and are iituated from the 
6oth to the 67th degree of north latitude. 
The former, which are like Kamtfchatka, 
are full of mountains and volcanoes, have 
no woods, and but few plains. The more 
northern iilands abound in woods and 
fields, and confequently in wild beafts. 
As to the favage inhabitants of thefe new 
difcovered iilands, they are but one remove 
from brutes, and differ from the inha- 
D 2 bitants 
(«) Mr. Krascheninktikoff, who went as 
Affiftant to the abovementioncd Kamtfchatka Expe- 
dition, and to Kamtfcbat&a itfelf, has publifhed a very 
circumflantial account of that peninfula; as like- 
wife of the iilands of Kurilt, in two Volume?, 4to. 
Peterjburg, 1758. N. B. It has been transited 
end publi 'feed in French and Englijh, 
