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A remarkable play by one of the most prominent of the modern school of Russian dramatists. It should be studied by every one who desires to keep pace with the spirit and tendencies of present-day Art and Literature in Russia.

"The Life of Man," which created a great sensation and had a long run at the Arts Theatre in Moscow, displays its author's genius in a most characteristic manner.

Crown 8vo.

Mr. George Kennan probably knows more Russian political exiles than any other man. Ever since his first visit to Siberia, undertaken more than forty years ago, he has kept in touch with many persons prominent in "underground Russia," and in his travels through Russia and Siberia he has met with many interesting adventures and heard many strange stories of the police and spy systems. He has gathered these stories into "A Russian Comedy of Errors."


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