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The Empire of Russia

CHAPTER II
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It is worthy of notice, and of the highest praise, that Igor, though a pagan, imitating the example of Oleg, permitted perfect toleration throughout his realms.

The gospel of Christ was freely preached, and the Christians enjoyed entire freedom of faith and worship.

His reign continued thirty-two years.
Sviatoslaf, the son of Igor, at the time of his father's unhappy death was in his minority.

The empire was then in great peril.

The Drevliens, one of the most numerous and warlike tribes, were in open and successful revolt.


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