The Birth of the Russian Democracy
The Birth of the Russian Democracy
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Lav- rov arrived in Paris in March, 1870, where he became inti- mately acquainted with a bookbinder, Varlin, who rec- ommended him to the International. When the revolt of 1871 broke out, Lavrov addressed himself to the revolutionary government with suggestions for reform in the educational institutions. In the beginning of May, 1871, he suc- ceeded in slipping through the ranks of the troops at Ver- sailles. He went first to Brussels, then to London, to solicit the help of the General Council ...of the International for the Commune. In London he became acquainted with Marx and Engels. In 1872 he went to Zurich.
Lavrov was already known to the Russian public as a writer. In the early sixties he published a number of philosophic articles which forced the attention # of the public. In 1868 appeared his famous "Historic Letters. " One of the Russian revolutionary groups asked him, in March. 1872, to edit a magazine. The first issue of the magazine "Vperiod" (For- ward) appeared in August, 1873.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lav- rov arrived in Paris in March, 1870, where he became inti- mately acquainted with a bookbinder, Varlin, who rec- ommended him to the International. When the revolt of 1871 broke out, Lavrov addressed himself to the revolutionary government with suggestions for reform in the educational institutions. In the beginning of May, 1871, he suc- ceeded in slipping through the ranks of the troops at Ver- sailles. He went first to Brussels, then to London, to solicit the help of the General Council ...of the International for the Commune. In London he became acquainted with Marx and Engels. In 1872 he went to Zurich.
Lavrov was already known to the Russian public as a writer. In the early sixties he published a number of philosophic articles which forced the attention # of the public. In 1868 appeared his famous "Historic Letters. " One of the Russian revolutionary groups asked him, in March. 1872, to edit a magazine. The first issue of the magazine "Vperiod" (For- ward) appeared in August, 1873.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A J Arkady Joseph Sack to read onlineMoreLess
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