Book,  Chapter

1        I,  II|      bounded on the south by Turkestan and the Chinese Empire;
2        I,  II|    went so far south as free Turkestan; there, in the provinces
3        I,  II|    most formidable chiefs of Turkestan. The middle horde, the richest,
4        I,  II|       indeed, the Tartars of Turkestan had endeavored, both by
5        I,  II| Caucasian race, and occupied Turkestan. This immense country is
6        I,  VI|     Turkey, or the plains of Turkestan. The post of the Ural, and
7        I,  VI|  from Persia, Turkey, India, Turkestan, China, filled the court
8       II,  I |    as the principal types of Turkestan, would have been directly
9       II,  I |   races who either reside in Turkestan or whose native countries