'This land of rolling hills is inhabited by a proud race of Martial men, beautiful women andwildlife.' What information do you have about the proud race of martial men beautiful womenand wildlife of Coorg?
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Coorgis are a proud race of martial men and beautiful women. They are very hospitable and entertain their guests by relating stories of the bravery of their sons and fathers. Coorgis are a proud race of martial men and beautiful women. They are very hospitable and entertain their guests by relating stories of the bravery of their sons and fathers.
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