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The Leatherman (c. 1839–1889 (aged 49–50)) was a vagabond famous for his handmade leather suit of clothes who traveled through the northeastern United States on a regular circuit between the Connecticut River and the Hudson River from roughly 1857 to 1889. Of unknown origin, he was thought to be French-Canadian because of his fluency in the French language, his "broken English", and the French-language prayer book found on his person after his death. His identity remains unknown, and controversial. He walked a repeating 365-mile (587 km) route year after year, which took him through certain towns in western Connecticut and eastern New York, returning to each town every 34–36 days.

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rdfs:label	Leatherman (vagabund) (ca) Leatherman (Landstreicher) (de) Leatherman (vagabundo) (es) Leatherman (vagabond) (en) Leatherman (vagabond) (fr) Кожевник (бродяга) (ru)
rdfs:comment	El Leatherman (es. 1839-1889), «l'home de cuir», va ser un rodamón famós pel seu vestit i roba feta de cuir que va viatjar en un circuit entre Connecticut i el Riu Hudson entre els anys 1856 i 1889 aproximadament. Tot i que el seu origen és desconegut, es pensa que era canadenc o possiblement francès, per la seva fluïdesa en l'idioma francès, el seu maldestre anglès i el llibre d'oracions en francès trobat sobre ell després de la seva mort. Encara que de vegades ha estat identificat com Jules Bourglay, no es té certesa sobre la seva identitat. (ca) Der Leatherman (* um 1839; † 1889) war ein in Connecticut berühmter amerikanischer Landstreicher. Er wanderte von 1856 bis 1889 in einem gleichbleibenden Kreis von 590 km zwischen Connecticut River und Hudson River; seine handgemachte Lederkleidung prägte seine Person. Obgleich er manchmal mit dem Namen Jules Bourglay benannt wird, ist sein wirklicher Name unbekannt. Es wird vermutet, dass er kanadischer oder französischer Herkunft war, da er fließend Französisch, jedoch nur gebrochen Englisch sprach. (de) Leatherman (ca. 1839-1889), o sea "el hombre de cuero", fue un vagabundo famoso por su traje y ropa hecha de cuero que viajó en un circuito entre Connecticut y el Río Hudson entre los años 1856 y 1889 aproximadamente. Aunque su origen es desconocido, se piensa que era canadiense o posiblemente francés, debido a su fluidez en el idioma francés, su torpe inglés y el libro de oraciones en francés encontrado sobre él después de su muerte. Aunque a veces ha sido identificado como Jules Bourglay, no se tiene certeza sobre su identidad. (es) The Leatherman (c. 1839–1889 (aged 49–50)) was a vagabond famous for his handmade leather suit of clothes who traveled through the northeastern United States on a regular circuit between the Connecticut River and the Hudson River from roughly 1857 to 1889. Of unknown origin, he was thought to be French-Canadian because of his fluency in the French language, his "broken English", and the French-language prayer book found on his person after his death. His identity remains unknown, and controversial. He walked a repeating 365-mile (587 km) route year after year, which took him through certain towns in western Connecticut and eastern New York, returning to each town every 34–36 days. (en) Le Leatherman, signifiant « homme de cuir » en anglais, est un vagabond de la seconde moitié du XIXe siècle, vivant aux États-Unis. Il circule sans cesse, entre la fin des années 1850 et sa mort en 1889, dans le Nord de la Nouvelle-Angleterre. Dans les dernières années de sa vie, il se limite à un parcours répété de plus de 400 km effectué en 34 jours environ, sur une partie du Connecticut et de l'état de New York. Sa tenue remarquable, composée de morceaux de cuir cousus grossièrement, en fait un personnage célèbre dans la région qui suscite l'intérêt des journalistes de l'époque. Le mystère qui entoure sa personne excite encore aujourd'hui la curiosité et la compassion du public. (fr) Кожевник (англ. The Leatherman; ок. 1839 — март 1889) — знаменитый американский бродяга XIX века, носивший одежду и обувь из кожи ручной выделки. В период примерно с 1857-58 по 1889 год регулярно путешествовал круговым маршрутом от реки Коннектикут до реки Гудзон и обратно, тем самым ежегодно проходя порядка 365 миль, и получил в этом регионе широкую известность, удостоившись в том числе внимания со стороны прессы и городских властей. Происхождение Кожевника достоверно не установлено; ввиду свободного владения им французским языком, его ломаного английского и по причине обнаружения в его одежде после смерти молитвенника на французском языке его часто считали французом или франкоканадцем. В ходе своих ежегодных путешествий он регулярно посещал одни и те же города в западном Коннектикуте и в (ru)
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