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s and peasants, living in forty-five houses (Radishchev’s became the forty-sixth) and worshipping at one church. Besides the forty-six inhabited houses, there were fifteen others that were empty. The towers of the old fortress which still remained threatened to collapse. There was also a town hall.

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Two Arguments for Prostitution,rom a high forehead. The eyes are large and sensitive, but with a suggestion of hauteur, the mouth small and almost pursed. One cannot see his hands. He wears an elegant jacket with white piping and large buttons; beneath it, white ruffles and a stock. He looks every inch the European eighteenth-cen

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Robyn Klingler-Vidra,Yu Ching Kuoat the Russian students were traveling through most of the winter.. The rigors of the journey took the life of one of the students, Rimskii-Korsakov, who died in Danzig and was later replaced by Dmitri Olsuf’ev, son of a state secretary. Bokum’s harsh discipline and contemptuous neglect of his charg

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Robyn Klingler-Vidra,Yu Ching Kuo and Radishchev in his . recalled this Leipzig period, for all its pain and humiliation, as “one of the greatest periods of our lives.” It was a stirring time for Radishchev because of the friendships he made, because of the heroic example of Ushakov and because of his introduction to the Enlightenm

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Robyn Klingler-Vidra,Yu Ching Kuoetersburg.. The return trip, without Bokum, took one month instead of four. The three students were Radishchev, Ruba-novskii — whose niece Radishchev would marry four years later — and Radishchev’s closest friend, Aleksei Mikhailovich Kutuzov. The others had not finished the courses, except for Iano

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