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blubber for scurvy
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Thu, 9 Aug 2001 19:29:52 +0300
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is this widely known?

Frederick Whymper, 1865 journey among the Chutkoviks in eastern siberia..

  Whymper's account includes remarks on the local Indians, notes on walrus and seal blubber as a preventative for scurvy, and the building of telegraph lines that was the expedition's main purpose.

Andrew

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