Free Russia

Free Russia
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Dixon William Hepworth. Free Russia

PREFACE

CHAPTER I. UP NORTH

CHAPTER II. THE FROZEN SEA

CHAPTER III. THE DVINA

CHAPTER IV. ARCHANGEL

CHAPTER V. RELIGIOUS LIFE

CHAPTER VI. PILGRIMS

CHAPTER VII. FATHER JOHN

CHAPTER VIII. THE VLADIKA

CHAPTER IX. A PILGRIM-BOAT

CHAPTER X. THE HOLY ISLES

CHAPTER XI. THE LOCAL SAINTS

CHAPTER XII. A MONASTIC HOUSEHOLD

CHAPTER XIII. A PILGRIM'S DAY

CHAPTER XIV. PRAYER AND LABOR

CHAPTER XV. BLACK CLERGY

CHAPTER XVI. SACRIFICE

CHAPTER XVII. MIRACLES

CHAPTER XVIII. THE GREAT MIRACLE

CHAPTER XIX. A CONVENT SPECTRE

CHAPTER XX. STORY OF A GRAND DUKE

CHAPTER XXI. DUNGEONS

CHAPTER XXII. NICOLAS ILYIN

CHAPTER XXIII. ADRIAN PUSHKIN

CHAPTER XXIV. DISSENT

CHAPTER XXV. NEW SECTS

CHAPTER XXVI. MORE NEW SECTS

CHAPTER XXVII. THE POPULAR CHURCH

CHAPTER XXVIII. OLD BELIEVERS

CHAPTER XXIX. A FAMILY OF OLD BELIEVERS

CHAPTER XXX. CEMETERY OF THE TRANSFIGURATION

CHAPTER XXXI. RAGOSKI

CHAPTER XXXII. DISSENTING POLITICS

CHAPTER XXXIII. CONCILIATION

CHAPTER XXXIV. ROADS

CHAPTER XXXV. A PEASANT POET

CHAPTER XXXVI. FOREST SCENES

CHAPTER XXXVII. PATRIARCHAL LIFE

CHAPTER XXXVIII. VILLAGE REPUBLICS

CHAPTER XXXIX. COMMUNISM

CHAPTER XL. TOWNS

CHAPTER XLI. KIEF

CHAPTER XLII. PANSLAVONIA

CHAPTER XLIII. EXILE

CHAPTER XLIV. THE SIBERIANS

CHAPTER XLV. ST. GEORGE

CHAPTER XLVI. NOVGOROD THE GREAT

CHAPTER XLVII. SERFAGE

CHAPTER XLVIII. A TARTAR COURT

CHAPTER XLIX. ST. PHILIP

CHAPTER L. SERFS

CHAPTER LI. EMANCIPATION

CHAPTER LII. FREEDOM

CHAPTER LIII. TSEK AND ARTEL

CHAPTER LIV. MASTERS AND MEN

CHAPTER LV. THE BIBLE

CHAPTER LVI. PARISH PRIESTS

CHAPTER LVII. A CONSERVATIVE REVOLUTION

CHAPTER LVIII. SECRET POLICE

CHAPTER LIX. PROVINCIAL RULERS

CHAPTER LX. OPEN COURTS

CHAPTER LXI. ISLAM

CHAPTER LXII. THE VOLGA

CHAPTER LXIII. EASTERN STEPPE

CHAPTER LXIV. DON KOZAKS

CHAPTER LXV. UNDER ARMS

CHAPTER LXVI. ALEXANDER

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"White Sea!" laughs the Danish skipper, curling his thin red lip; "it is the color of English stout. The bed may be white, being bleached with the bones of wrecked and sunken men; but the waves are never white, except when they are ribbed into ice and furred with snow. A better name is that which the sailors and seal-fishers give it – the Frozen Sea!"

Rounding the North Cape, a weird and hoary mass of rock, projecting far into the Arctic foam, we drive in a south-east course, lashed by the wind and beaten by hail and rain, for two long days, during which the sun never sets and never rises, and in which, if there is dawn at the hour of midnight, there is also dusk at the time of noon.

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Peter the Great rebuilt Archangel on a larger scale with more enduring brick. Peter was fond of the Frozen Sea, and twice, at least, he sailed over it to pray in the Convent of Solovetsk; a place which he valued, not only as a holy shrine, but as a frontier fortress, held by his brave old Russ against the Lapps and Swedes. Archangel was made by Peter his peculiar care; and masons were fetched from Holland to erect his lines of bastions, magazines, and quays. A castle rose from the ground on the river bank; an island was reclaimed from the river and trimmed with trees; a summer palace was designed and built for the Tsar. A fleet of ships was sent to command the Dvina mouth. In fact, Archangel was one of the three sites – St. Petersburg and Taganrog being the other two – on which the Emperor designed to build cities that, unlike Novgorod and Moscow, should be at once fortresses and ports.

The city of Ivan and the city of Peter have each in turn gone by. Not a stone of Ivan's town remains; for his new castle and monastery, being built of logs, were duly rotted by rain and consumed by fire. A fort and a monastery still protect and adorn the place; but these have both been raised in more recent years. Of Peter's city, though it seemed to be solid as the earth itself, hardly a house is standing to show the style. A heap of arches, riven by frost and blackened by smoke, is seen on the Dvina bank; a pretty kiosk peeps out from between the birches on Moses Isle; and these are all!

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