Moscow lies silent.
An edition of Ḳozaḳn: a Ḳaṿḳazer geshikhṭe
(1930)
Ḳozaḳn
a Ḳaṿḳazer geshikhṭe
by Лев Толстой
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Called by Ivan Turgenev ‘the finest and most perfect production of Russian literature’, this short novel describes the efforts of a young noble, who leaves his home in Moscow and travels to the Caucasus in an attempt to live a simpler life. He becomes accepted by the Cossacks but ultimately fails to find what he has been searching for.
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Fiction, Cossacks in fiction, Cossacks, History, Russia in fiction, Translations into EnglishPeople
Cossacks, Chechens, Leo Tolstoy graf (1828-1910)Places
Russia, The CaucasusTimes
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Translation of: Kazaki.
At head of title: Graf L. N. Ṭolstay.
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