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A Year in Russia

by Maurice Baring

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  1. 1Dedication — Epigraph
  2. 2Preface
  3. 3Introduction
  4. 4Chapter I — St. Petersburg to Godziadan
  5. 5Chapter II — Jen-Tzen-Tung
  6. 6Chapter III — The Strike and the Manifesto of October (30th) 17th
  7. 7Chapter IV — Moscow After the Manifesto
  8. 8Chapter V — St. Petersburg Before the Second Strike
  9. 9Chapter VI — Moscow — The December Rising
  10. 10Chapter VII — Moscow After the Rising
  11. 11Chapter VIII — The “Intelligenzia”
  12. 12Chapter IX — The Beginning of the Reaction
  13. 13Chapter X — Current Ideas in St. Petersburg
  14. 14Chapter XI — Dostoievsky’s Anniversary
  15. 15Chapter XII — The Political Parties
  16. 16Chapter XIII — In the Country
  17. 17Chapter XIV — The Elections
  18. 18Chapter XV — Easter at Moscow — The Foreign Loan
  19. 19Chapter XVI — The Agrarian Question — On the Eve of the Duma
  20. 20Chapter XVII — The Opening of the Duma
  21. 21Chapter XVIII — Further Impressions of the Duma
  22. 22Chapter XIX — The Deadlock
  23. 23Chapter XX — Current Ideas on the Duma
  24. 24Chapter XXI — The Beginning of Disorder
  25. 25Chapter XXII — Prince Urussoff’s Speech
  26. 26Chapter XXIII — Nazarenko and Other Peasant Members
  27. 27Chapter XXIV — The Dissolution of the Duma
  28. 28Chapter XXV — In the Country After the Dissolution
  29. 29Conclusion

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