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 1       II,  II  | him had formed part of the column which had taken Omsk. Ogareff,
 2       II,  III |    thousands, and formed a column which extended over several
 3       II,  III |    cut off by some Russian column descending from the northern
 4       II,  VIII|  They made part of a third column chiefly composed of Tartars
 5       II,  VIII|    Eastern provinces, this column had skirted the base of
 6       II,  VIII|    the Emir’s troops, this column had launched a flotilla
 7       II,  IX  |  on foot.~The third Tartar column, on its way to Irkutsk,
 8       II,  IX  |    that the third invading column was advancing rapidly in
 9       II,  IX  | Krasnoiarsk? Did the third column, isolated from the others,
10       II,  X   |    apparition of the third column, come from the South, up
11       II,  XII | besieged.~The third Tartar column—the one which came up the
12       II,  XIV |    weight of an assaulting column.~This circumstance, as it