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Aleksei Chirikov, Vitus Berings second in command, contributed greatly to the organization, preparation, and successes of Berings first two North Pacific expeditions. In fact, he reached Alaska a day and a half ahead of Bering.Chirikov was not only a competent naval officer but also an important contributor to the cartography of eighteenth-century Russia. Despite his achievements, few Russian scholars have given attention to Chirikov and his role in the second Bering expedition.Thus it was not until 1953 when Vasilii A. Divin wrote Velikii russkii moreplavatel A. I. Chirikov that a full-length study of his career was published. It is that volume which appears here. A preface, annotations, supplementary bibliography, and comprehensive index are included.

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title The Great Russian Navigator AI Chirikov Rasmuson Library - photo 1

title:The Great Russian Navigator, A.I. Chirikov Rasmuson Library Historical Translation Series, 0890-7935 ; V. 6
author:Divin, Vasilii Afanasevich.; Fisher, Raymond Henry
publisher:University of Alaska Press
isbn10 | asin:0912006633
print isbn13:9780912006635
ebook isbn13:9780585161594
language:English
subjectChirikov, Aleksei Ilch,--1703-1748, Explorers--Russia--Biography.
publication date:1993
lcc:G296.C5D5213 1993eb
ddc:910/.92
subject:Chirikov, Aleksei Ilch,--1703-1748, Explorers--Russia--Biography.
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The Great Russian Navigator, A. I. Chirikov
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The Rasmuson Library
Historical Translation Series
Volume VI
Marvin W. Falk, Editor
Additional titles in the Series:
THE KHLEBNIKOV ARCHIVE. UNPUBLISHED JOURNAL (1800-1837) AND TRAVEL NOTES (1820, 1822, and 1824). Edited with introduction and notes by Leonid Shut. Translated by John Bisk. RLHTS Volume V, 1990.
RUSSIAN EXPLORATION IN SOUTHWEST ALASKA: THE TRAVEL JOURNALS OF PETR KORSAKOVSKIY (1818) AND IVAN YA. VASILEV (1829). Edited with introduction by James W. VanStone. Translated by David H. Kraus. RLHTS Volume IV, 1988.
BERING'S VOYAGES: THE REPORTS FROM RUSSIA. By Gerhard Friedrich Mller. Translated, with commentary by Carol Urness. RLHTS Volume III, 1986.
TLINGIT INDIANS OF ALASKA. By Archimandrite Anatolii Kamenskii. Translated, with an Introduction and Supplementary Material by Sergei Kan. RLHTS Volume II, 1985.
HOLMBERG'S ETHNOGRAPHIC SKETCHES. By Heinrich Johan Holmberg. Edited by Marvin W. Falk. Translated from the original German of 1855-1863 by Fritz Jaensch. RLHTS Volume I, 1985.
NOTES ON THE ISLANDS OF THE UNALASHKA DISTRICT. By Ivan Veniaminov. Translated by Lydia T. Black and R. H. Geoghegan. Edited with an Introduction by Richard A. Pierce. Published jointly by the Elmer E. Rasmuson Library Translation Program and the Limestone Press, 1984.
All titles listed are available from the University of Alaska Press.
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The Great Russian Navigator, A. I. Chirikov
By Vasilii A. Divin
Translated and annotated by Raymond H. Fisher
University of Alaska Press Fairbanks 1993 Page iv - photo 2
University of Alaska Press
Fairbanks, 1993
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Divan, Vasilii* Afanas evich
[Velikii* ruskii* moreplavatel A. I. Chirikov. English]
The great Russian navigator, A. I. Chirikov / by Vasilii A. Divin ;
translated and annotated by Raymond H. Fisher.
p. cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 0-912006-63-3
1. Chirikov, Aleksei* Ilich, 1703-1748. 2. ExplorersRussia
-Biography. I. Title.
G296.C5D5213 1993
910'.92dc20 92-43962
[B] CIP
International Standard Series Number: 0890-7935
International Standard Book Number: 0-912006-63-3
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 92-43962
English Translation 1993 by The University of Alaska Press
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All rights reserved. Published 1993.
Printed in the United States of America by Thomson-Shore, Inc. on recycled and acid-free paper.
This publication was printed on acid-free paper that meets the minimum requirements of America National Standard for Information Sciences-Permanence for Paper for Printed Library Materials, ANSI Z39.48-1984.
Publication coordination and production by Deborah Van Stone with assistance from Jennifer Thompson.
Cover graphic by Jennifer Thompson, redrawn from image on original Russian edition.
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Contents
Maps
vii
Translator's Preface
ix
Abbreviations
xiii

I. Introduction

3
II. Chirikov's Participation in the First Siberian-Pacific Ocean Expedition
27
III. Chirikov's Role in the Organization and Preparation of the Second Siberian-Pacific Ocean Expedition
59
IV. ChirikovLeader of the Journey of the Expedition from St. Petersburg to Okhotsk
95
V. Chirikov's and Bering's Discovery of Northwestern America and the Aleutian Islands
129
VI. Chirikov's Second Voyage
185
VII. Consolidation by Chirikov of the Materials of the Siberian-Pacific Ocean Expeditions and His Proposals for the Assimilation and Strengthening of the Security of the Far East
205
VIII. Epilogue
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