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 1        I,  II|      evident that a formidable rebellion threatened to wrest the
 2        I,  II|      has a hand in this Tartar rebellion?”~“Indeed I do; and I will
 3        I,  II|     without success, to foment rebellion amongst their nomadic population.
 4        I,  II|      given orders so that this rebellion may be suppressed as soon
 5        I,  II|   insurrection, or rather, the rebellion, is not to oppose the emperor;
 6        I,  II|        in regard to the Tartar rebellion, circumstances were not
 7        I,  II|   should rise, it would be the rebellion of Asiatic Russia, and the
 8        I,  II|     himself at the head of the rebellion of which Ivan Ogareff was
 9        I,  II| marched before the news of the rebellion reached Moscow; or to what
10        I,  II|  Siberia in a ferment? Had the rebellion already spread to the eastern