Russia And Reform
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The Moscow Gazette in his first year of editorship, 1862, had a circulation of 6, 000. It attracted the attention of Europe, and in 1865 was described by the correspondent 1 Fuchs wrote in 1862, before the statute was issued.
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of the Times as the foremost journal in Russia. By the next year the circulation had risen to 12, 000. Katkoff, as the enlightened and able leader of the Slavophils, was able to with- stand even the enmity of Valuyeff, who oppressed this party as muc...h as any other. The high and dignified position which the editor was able to take up proved, at least, that there were now the beginnings of a public opinion in Russia. Ninety-five pounds were paid in fines to the Government in one month, and Katkoff published the figure in his journal. When ordered to print a first warning which had been administered to him, he flatly refused and said that he would prefer to resign his editorship. On the next day took place the crime of Karakozoff, which naturally brought back the Government towards Katkoff and resulted in the appoint- ing of his patron, Count D.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Moscow Gazette in his first year of editorship, 1862, had a circulation of 6, 000. It attracted the attention of Europe, and in 1865 was described by the correspondent 1 Fuchs wrote in 1862, before the statute was issued.
286 RUSSIA AND REFORM.
of the Times as the foremost journal in Russia. By the next year the circulation had risen to 12, 000. Katkoff, as the enlightened and able leader of the Slavophils, was able to with- stand even the enmity of Valuyeff, who oppressed this party as muc...h as any other. The high and dignified position which the editor was able to take up proved, at least, that there were now the beginnings of a public opinion in Russia. Ninety-five pounds were paid in fines to the Government in one month, and Katkoff published the figure in his journal. When ordered to print a first warning which had been administered to him, he flatly refused and said that he would prefer to resign his editorship. On the next day took place the crime of Karakozoff, which naturally brought back the Government towards Katkoff and resulted in the appoint- ing of his patron, Count D.
What to read after Russia And Reform?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Pares to read onlineMoreLess
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