Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |      between the frontier and the government of Irkutsk.”~“Ah! you are
 2        I,  I   |       sent to the Cossacks of the government of Tobolsk to concentrate
 3        I,  II  |            is now isolated in the government of Irkutsk, and is no longer
 4        I,  II  |          frontier. He invaded the government of Semipolatinsk, and the
 5        I,  III |          of Omsk, situated in the government of the same name; and his
 6        I,  IV  |        the event of the Muscovite government forbidding natives of any
 7        I,  IV  |           seemed to fear lest the government should be led to take certain
 8        I,  IV  |       intentions of the Muscovite government, or even to criticize them.~
 9        I,  IV  |          evident that the Russian government purposed taking severe measures
10        I,  IV  |         to foment a revolt in the government of Nijni-Novgorod, which
11        I,  IV  |         seeking Ivan Ogareff. The government, in fact, believed it to
12        I,  VI  |      seems to me that to them the government proclamation must be more
13        I,  VII |        far as Rjef, a town in the government of Tver, that is, along
14        I,  VIII|       important chief town of the government, and a Greek archbishopric,
15        I,  VIII|        kept at the expense of the government, and is prolonged from Ishim
16        I,  VIII|         obtained from the Russian government, an authorization to join
17        I,  IX  |          touched on the Kama.~The government of which Perm is the capital
18        I,  XII |   Nevertheless, it belongs to the government of Perm; and, consequently,
19        I,  XII |         the loyal Cossacks of the government of Tobolsk were advancing
20        I,  XIII|         the southern parts of the government of Tobolsk. Omsk was threatened.
21        I,  XIII|           But since the Muscovite Government had believed these hordes
22        I,  XIV |        most important city of the government of that name, for Tomsk
23        I,  XVI |        Feofar-Khan himself in the government of Yeniseisk? Michael could
24        I,  XVII|       Russian frontier.”~“For the government?”~“For the government, when
25        I,  XVII|         the government?”~“For the government, when it thinks proper.
26        I,  XVII|            London.~“From Kolyvan, Government of Omsk, Siberia, 6th August.~“
27        I,  XVII| Montmartre, Paris.~“From Kolyvan, Government of Omsk, Siberia, 6th August.~“
28       II,  I   |           badly, and the imperial government appeared to have lost its
29       II,  I   |           But, bah! the Muscovite government is powerful; it cannot be
30       II,  IV  |          grantees of the imperial government’s mines.~But the millionaires
31       II,  VII |      corps, hastily raised in the government of Yeniseisk, had marched
32       II,  VII |         men, to which the Russian government could not as yet oppose
33       II,  VII |      again at the disposal of the government. “Why should I receive a
34       II,  VII |        intention of the Muscovite government to lay the country desert
35       II,  VIII|           the Grand Duke. Had the government of the Czar determined that
36       II,  XII |           Russian troops from the government of Yakutsk were advancing
37       II,  XII |         who had obtained from the government an authorization to join
38       II,  XIII|        frontier provinces and the government of Tobolsk, engaged with
39       II,  XIII|           conceal that the Czar’s government had been utterly surprised