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1 gviarf, f. 400, op. 1, 1864, d. 4736, Delo “Otchet po glavnomu shtabu o
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2 “Vziatie v plen Shamilia,” Zhurnal dlia chteniia vospitannikam voenno-
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3 Griboedov, Sochineniia, 497–519, citation from 519.
4 Lantzeff, Siberia in the Seventeenth Century, 30–87.
5 Cited in Anisimov, The Reforms of Peter the Great, 259.
6 Nolde, La formation de l’Empire russe, 2:347.
7 P.A. Tomarov, “Obzor Stavropol’skoi gubernii za 1894 g.,” zkoirgo 19
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9 For the history of the Russian conquest of the southern borderlands, see
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10 Gammer, “Russian Strategies in the Conquest of Chechnia and Dagh-
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11 Barratt, “A Note on the Russian Conquest of Armenia (1827),” 409. The bor-
der with Ottoman Turkey was further amended after the war of 1877–78.
12 Tiflisskiia Vedomosti, no. 13 (26 September 1828):1.
13 On Georgian opposition to imperial rule, such as the noble conspiracy of
1832, see Suny, The Making of the Georgian Nation, 71–2; Jones, “Russian
Imperial Administration and the Georgian Nobility”; Kipiani, “Zapiski
Dmitriia Ivanovich Kipiani,” Russkaia Starina 50 (1886):270–2.
14 Dzidzariia, Makhadzhirstvo, 102–3; Megrelidze, Zakavkaz’e v Russko-
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15 Degoev, Kavkazskii vopros v mezhdunarodnykh otnosheniiakh, 8–22.
16 spbfiv ran, f. 6, op. 1, d. 33a, Delo “V.S. Ruban: Adol’f Petrovich Berzhe,
stranitsy iz zhizni, kn. 1,” l. 317.
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