They are a very proud and arrogant people, and they despise all other nations.
Explorer
They are a very proud and arrogant people, and they despise all other nations.
Explorer
Describing some imperialistic regions in 'The Travels of Marco Polo'
c. 1298-1299
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Strange & Unusual"They worship idols, and they are very cruel, for they eat human flesh."
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Controversial"Their women are very ugly, and they are accustomed to having many husbands, and they are very unchaste."
Controversial"And in this country, they have a custom that when a man is about to go on a journey, he goes to a wise man, and the wise man tells him whether he will have good fortune or bad fortune."
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