Russia Under the Tzars
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By a stroke of the pen he can deprive a host of students of the means of Hvelihood in forbidding them to give private lessons. Many of the students are veiy poor, and depend on work of this sort for their daily bread. No one can give private lessons without police authorization, and authorization is never given without the approval of the inspector, and then only for a limited time. The inspector may, at his own good pleasure, prevent the re- newal of the authorization, or even cancel it before... the expira- tion of the teiTQ for which it was granted. This officer, and each of his agents, is also empowered to punish refractory stu- dents by imprisonment in a dungeon for any time not exceed- ing seven days. He may reprimand them for coming late to a lecture, for wearing clothes he does not like, for the cut of their hair and the pose of their hats, and otherwise torment them with any puerihties it may please him to inflict.
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These petty tyrannies are, if possible, more keenly felt and more bitterly resented by Russian students than they wovild be by students of other nationalities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By a stroke of the pen he can deprive a host of students of the means of Hvelihood in forbidding them to give private lessons. Many of the students are veiy poor, and depend on work of this sort for their daily bread. No one can give private lessons without police authorization, and authorization is never given without the approval of the inspector, and then only for a limited time. The inspector may, at his own good pleasure, prevent the re- newal of the authorization, or even cancel it before... the expira- tion of the teiTQ for which it was granted. This officer, and each of his agents, is also empowered to punish refractory stu- dents by imprisonment in a dungeon for any time not exceed- ing seven days. He may reprimand them for coming late to a lecture, for wearing clothes he does not like, for the cut of their hair and the pose of their hats, and otherwise torment them with any puerihties it may please him to inflict.
n.
These petty tyrannies are, if possible, more keenly felt and more bitterly resented by Russian students than they wovild be by students of other nationalities.
What to read after Russia Under the Tzars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Stepniak to read onlineMoreLess
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