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The Don Cossacks heard the yell, and made for the spot.
2
At the same moment a band of Don Cossacks came swooping down the gorge.
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There was, besides, the irregular cavalry of the Don Cossacks, and of the Tartars.
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The country of the Don Cossacks contains from 600,000 to 700,000 inhabitants.
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In old times, throughout the whole territory of the Don Cossacks, agriculture was prohibited on pain of death.
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'I am the Count Boutkine, of the Emperor's own Don Cossacks,' said he.
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Besides, although his election had been regular, the Don Cossacks and others refused to recognize him as the czar.
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Then our Don Cossacks fell on Napoleonder, dragged him from his horse, and took him to Alexander the Blessed.
9
To the great Russians belong the Don Cossacks, with those sprung from them-theKouban, Stavropol, Khoperski, Volga, Mosdok, Kizlarski and Grebenski.
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The Don Cossacks have already gathered along the course of the Volga, and they are to be opposed to the rebel Kirghiz.
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For the student of sociology the past history and actual condition of the Don Cossacks present many other features equally interesting and instructive.
12
The first and the fiercest are called Don Cossacks, because of their inhabiting the immense steppes of the Don river, on the frontiers of Asia.
13
General Gourko recently inspected two sotnias of Don Cossacks who had cleared 340 versts in 3 days, or 74 miles a day.]