The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 210A. Constable, 1909 |
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Page 198
... numerous streams flowing down from the mountains ; and beyond lies the high plateau of Daghestan through which the rivers have cut their 6 ' way to a depth often of thousands of feet 198 July Frontiers Ancient and Modern .
... numerous streams flowing down from the mountains ; and beyond lies the high plateau of Daghestan through which the rivers have cut their 6 ' way to a depth often of thousands of feet 198 July Frontiers Ancient and Modern .
Page 203
... Daghestan and Tchetchnia , thereby initiat- ing the bloody struggle waged unceasingly for the next forty years . Daghestan speedily threw off the Russian yoke , and defied the might of the mother empire until 1859. In Tchetchnia mere ...
... Daghestan and Tchetchnia , thereby initiat- ing the bloody struggle waged unceasingly for the next forty years . Daghestan speedily threw off the Russian yoke , and defied the might of the mother empire until 1859. In Tchetchnia mere ...
Page 206
... Daghestan was reconquered , every Russian garrison there beleaguered or destroyed , and Muridism triumphant in the forest and on the mountain , from the Samour to the Terek river , from Vladihavkaz to the Caspian . ' 6 • By 1840 the ...
... Daghestan was reconquered , every Russian garrison there beleaguered or destroyed , and Muridism triumphant in the forest and on the mountain , from the Samour to the Terek river , from Vladihavkaz to the Caspian . ' 6 • By 1840 the ...
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