Russia in the Eighties Sport And Politics
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Russia stuck to her former position.
As to the other Powers " each one is waiting to see what the other damned fellows will do." The Afghan Delimitation Convention was signed in St. Petersburg on the 20th July after two years' negotiation.!
On the 1st August died at Znamensky, near Moscow, Katkoft, most doughty leader of the " Russia for the Russians " school. He had been editor of the Moscow Gazette since 1861, and had exerted unrivalled influence both in home and foreign pohtics.
Paul Deroule...de at once set out from Paris to repre- sent the French " party of revenge " at the funeral, and deUvered an eloquent speech beside the open grave.
This was on the 9th. On the 14th he arrived in Nijni Novgorod, where he was entertained the same evening by the merchants at a banquet, and, drinking a toast to the Tsar, ended a short speech with Vive la Russia, Vive la France, vive la gloire des armes Russes et Frangaises !
As the governor of the city, the notorious Captain Bara- noff,2 was present, this affair made no httle stir in Europe, and of course gave great offence in Berlin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Russia stuck to her former position.
As to the other Powers " each one is waiting to see what the other damned fellows will do." The Afghan Delimitation Convention was signed in St. Petersburg on the 20th July after two years' negotiation.!
On the 1st August died at Znamensky, near Moscow, Katkoft, most doughty leader of the " Russia for the Russians " school. He had been editor of the Moscow Gazette since 1861, and had exerted unrivalled influence both in home and foreign pohtics.
Paul Deroule...de at once set out from Paris to repre- sent the French " party of revenge " at the funeral, and deUvered an eloquent speech beside the open grave.
This was on the 9th. On the 14th he arrived in Nijni Novgorod, where he was entertained the same evening by the merchants at a banquet, and, drinking a toast to the Tsar, ended a short speech with Vive la Russia, Vive la France, vive la gloire des armes Russes et Frangaises !
As the governor of the city, the notorious Captain Bara- noff,2 was present, this affair made no httle stir in Europe, and of course gave great offence in Berlin.
What to read after Russia in the Eighties Sport And Politics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John F John Frederick Baddeley to read onlineMoreLess
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