The Knout and the Russians; or, The Muscovite Empire, the Czar, and his People

The Knout and the Russians is a detailed account of life in 19th century Russia, written by French historian Germain de Lagny. The book covers a wide range of topics, including Russian politics, society, and culture. It also includes descriptions of notable historical events and figures, such as the Decembrist revolt and Tsar Nicholas I. The Knout and the Russians is a valuable resource for anyone interested in Russian history and culture.

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