Cossack

Where there's a ravine, there's a Cossack.

Where there's a Cossack, there's glory.

Cossack glory has long been glorious.

He smokes like a coachman and drinks like a Cossack.

Russian traditional dances, like the energetic and captivating Cossack dances, embody the spirit and vitality of the nation's cultural traditions.

We are far from being so inspired with a Russophobia as to regard the time as at hand when the Russian Cossack and the English Sepoy shall knock their noses together while acting as sentinels upon their respective frontiers.

My great-grandfather was a Don Cossack.

1865 The Coal and Iron Police are authorized by the Pennsylvania General Assembly to maintain order in the coal fields. The miners referred to these private policemen as "Cossacks" and "Yellow Dogs."

Southern and eastern European miners and other workers popularly referred to these hated troops as "Cossacks" because they acted like the similarly repressive troops used by the czar against workers in Russia during the Revolution of 1905 and on other occasions. "

... Pinkertons, Cossacks, militia, spies, etc., speaks well for the men who represent us? If they were not true to their men, would all these forces be arrayed against us? Sure not! Let the weak rail and the malicious slur; the[…]