Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II |      mere novices in the art of war, are rather nocturnal thieves
 2        I,  II |   already been several times at war with its chiefs, who, for
 3        I,  II |         men, trebled in time of war, and thirty thousand horsemen.
 4        I,  IV |       to visit the scene of the war. Harry Blount, speaking
 5        I,  IV |        Nothing is talked of but war, and they speak of it, with
 6        I,  VII|      when we are at the seat of war; but till then, why, let
 7        I,  XII|      fugitives from the seat of war was far from reassuring.
 8        I,  XIV|      his designs in this savage war.~When Michael Strogoff arrived
 9        I,  XV |       of the Baraba news of the war was utterly wanting. From
10       II,  II |        over his chest. With his war costume, coat of mail of
11       II,  II |      pleasure over the scene of war. Their intention was not
12       II,  XII|        of October, a council of war was held in the grand saloon
13       II,  XIV| Accordingly, after a council of war had been held in the palace,