In Russian And French Prisons
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136 /;/ R^issian and French Prisons.
amelioration lias been introduced since. After having been gathered from all parts of Eussia at Moscow, or at JSTijniy-Novgorod, tliey are transported now by steamer to Perm, by rail to Ekaterinburg, in carriages to Tumen, ^ and again by steamer to Tomsk. Tims, according to a recent English book on exile to Siberia, they have to walk '' only the distance beyond Tomsk/' In plain figures, this trifling distance means 2065 miles to Kara, something like a nine m...onths' foot journey. If the prisoner be sent to I Yakutsk he has *' only" 2940 miles to walk; and, as the Russian Government, having discovered that Yakutsk is a place still too near to St. Petersburg to keep political exiles there, are sending them now to Verkhoyansk and JSTijne- Kolymsk (in the neighbourhood of Norden- skjold's wintering- station), a distance of some fifteen hundred miles must be added to the former "trifling" distance, and we have again the magic figure of 4500 miles or two years' walk reconstituted in full.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
136 /;/ R^issian and French Prisons.
amelioration lias been introduced since. After having been gathered from all parts of Eussia at Moscow, or at JSTijniy-Novgorod, tliey are transported now by steamer to Perm, by rail to Ekaterinburg, in carriages to Tumen, ^ and again by steamer to Tomsk. Tims, according to a recent English book on exile to Siberia, they have to walk '' only the distance beyond Tomsk/' In plain figures, this trifling distance means 2065 miles to Kara, something like a nine m...onths' foot journey. If the prisoner be sent to I Yakutsk he has *' only" 2940 miles to walk; and, as the Russian Government, having discovered that Yakutsk is a place still too near to St. Petersburg to keep political exiles there, are sending them now to Verkhoyansk and JSTijne- Kolymsk (in the neighbourhood of Norden- skjold's wintering- station), a distance of some fifteen hundred miles must be added to the former "trifling" distance, and we have again the magic figure of 4500 miles or two years' walk reconstituted in full.
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