Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 4,2| sudden and violent end by the Mongol invasions; Kiev was sacked,
2     I, 4,2|    Novgorod. A visitor to the Mongol Court in 1246 re-~corded
3     I, 4,3|         The suzerainty of the Mongol Tartars over Russia lasted
4     I, 4,3|       actually defeated them, Mongol overlordship was considerably
5     I, 4,3|       which emerged ~from the Mongol period was a Russia greatly
6     I, 4,3|     Russian Church during the Mongol period call for ~particular
7     I, 4,3|      Alexan-~der, despite the Mongol menace, refused any religious
8     I, 6,2|  influence in ~the Kievan and Mongol periods. But under the Moscow