Russia in Revolution
Russia in Revolution
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Where the central brain of a State is thus diseased all manner of minor evils inevitably accumulate. The inanities of the censorship, the unceasing petty tyranny of the police and other Government agents, the lack of legal security, are plagues of commercial, as well as professional and private life. Even worse is the, to British eyes, extraordinary corruption which pervades the whole fabric of official and sub-official society.
" Yes, " said one of my friends, a man in an important administrat...ive position, " you can hardly exaggerate this evil. Throughout officialdom, from the Baltic dock- yards, where millions disappear mysteriously and it takes months to get a fleet to sea, to far Dalny which, you know, is nicknamed Lishny, ' The Not- wanted ' corruption is universal. You have seen it yourself in little things any merchant will tell you that half his profits go in backsheesh but you can hardly imagine the boldness of swindling that permeates the whole of our society. Look at that splendid hotel opposite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where the central brain of a State is thus diseased all manner of minor evils inevitably accumulate. The inanities of the censorship, the unceasing petty tyranny of the police and other Government agents, the lack of legal security, are plagues of commercial, as well as professional and private life. Even worse is the, to British eyes, extraordinary corruption which pervades the whole fabric of official and sub-official society.
" Yes, " said one of my friends, a man in an important administrat...ive position, " you can hardly exaggerate this evil. Throughout officialdom, from the Baltic dock- yards, where millions disappear mysteriously and it takes months to get a fleet to sea, to far Dalny which, you know, is nicknamed Lishny, ' The Not- wanted ' corruption is universal. You have seen it yourself in little things any merchant will tell you that half his profits go in backsheesh but you can hardly imagine the boldness of swindling that permeates the whole of our society. Look at that splendid hotel opposite.
What to read after Russia in Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Perris, G. H. (George Herbert), 1866-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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