Russia: the Country of Extremes.
de Jarintzov, Madame N(adine), 1870-
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Russia 007 Jarintzov, Madame N(adine), 1870- Russia: the Country of Extremes. New York: Henry Holt, 1914, xv, 372 pages, illus (all present), index. A good tight copy bound in blue with gilt lettering, top edge gilt, with intermittent damp spotting. $14.50
Contents: The country of extremes.--The past of the Cossacks.--Russian piety and the clergy.--Unorthodoxy and the monastic prisons.--A legend of Alexander I.--The educational revolution in the sixties--and after.--Students' movements and political life.--The assassination of Alexander II.--"Agents provocateurs": the scourge and the problem.--Silhouettes of everyday life.--Glossary of Russian words.--Index.
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- Russia: the Country of Extremes.
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- Jarintzov, Madame N(adine), 1870-
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