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Cossacks and Other Stories Who Lived in Cambridge FortyIn 1851, at the Age of Twenty Two, Tolstoy Joined the Russian Army and Travelled to the Caucasus As a Soldier. the Four Years That Followed Were Among the Most Significant in His Life, and Deeply Influenced the Stories Collected Here. Begun in 1852 but Unfinished for a Decade, "The Cossacks" Describes the Experiences of Olenin, a Young Cultured Russian Who Comes to Despise Civilization After Spending Time With the Wild Cossack People. Sevastopol