Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |        had endeavored, both by force and persuasion, to subdue
 2        I,  II  |      Russia would need a large force to subdue it.~The fierce
 3        I,  II  |         who were only in small force there, had been obliged
 4        I,  X   |    feet on the ground, by main force placed it out of danger.~
 5        I,  XIV |     period to carry it by main force, and in this they succeeded,
 6        I,  XIV |    Russians are still in great force at Omsk, and thou couldst,
 7        I,  XVI |       Tartars. A small Russian force of two thousand men, reported
 8        I,  XVI |        such was the case, this force, which would soon find itself
 9        I,  XVII| warfare. He even endeavored to force the clerk to take his dispatch
10       II,  I   |    annihilation of the Russian force, which had vainly attempted
11       II,  II  |      approaching when you will force the old woman to speak?”~“
12       II,  VII |        yet oppose a sufficient force. The invasion could not,
13       II,  IX  |       the invaders. No Russian force could be opposed to them
14       II,  IX  |        delay. Was a sufficient force of Russians directly menacing
15       II,  XII |         the Tartars managed to force one of the gates. A fight
16       II,  XII |      what he could not gain by force. We have said that his plan
17       II,  XIII|    They were not in sufficient force to oppose the enemy.”~“Where
18       II,  XIII|   attempts to take the town by force should be suspended. He
19       II,  XIV |      lifted by an irresistible force, was dashed to the ground.~“