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  • This state of things encouraged the two hordes of Kezan and Tauride to unite, and with an army of a hundred thousand men they penetrated Russia almost unopposed, burning and plundering in all directions.

    The Empire of Russia 1841

  • On the 13th of August, with his assembled army, he reached Viask on the Volga, about fifty miles above Kezan.

    The Empire of Russia 1841

  • Russians began to rejoice, imagining that the tzar of Kezan, struck with terror, had fled with all his army into the forest.

    The Empire of Russia 1841

  • The danger was imminent that the insurrection would prove successful, and that the Russians would be entirely exterminated from Kezan.

    The Empire of Russia 1841

  • The most western occupied a large territory upon the Volga and the Kama, called Kezan.

    The Empire of Russia 1841

  • Ivan IV., sending his trophies to Moscow, as an encouragement to the capital, again put his army in motion towards Kezan.

    The Empire of Russia 1841

  • That very day, the Russian army, amounting to one hundred and fifty thousand men, arrived within sight of Kezan.

    The Empire of Russia 1841

  • Many of the lords counseled that he should remain at Kezan until spring, that the more distant regions might be overawed by the presence of the army.

    The Empire of Russia 1841

  • Soon after, a new conquest, more easy, but not less glorious, was added to that of Kezan.

    The Empire of Russia 1841

  • The Russians had now been a month before the walls of Kezan.

    The Empire of Russia 1841

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