The Last of the Romanofs
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It opposed an equitable solution of the Polish question, because it was opposed in general, by virtue of a sort of nationalism which its adversaries have called zoological, to all concessions to non- Russian subjects. The chief tendency was towards a Greater Russian Imperialism, although such ideas never were adopted by the great mass of the nation. But little exaggeration was needed to change its ideas into an intolerant jingoism which infected most of the Russian Nationalists. We must except ...the leader of the party, Count Bobrinski, who because he was a good European was able to avoid the gross errors of his followers. And while he never forgot the principal clause in the programme of his party, the reunion of Galicia to the Empire, he knew how to rise to the occasion, during the historical times through which the fourth Duma passed, and to mingle his voice with those of the orators of the Liberal Left in pouring contempt on the guilty dealings of the Government.
142 PARTIES BEFORE THE CHANGE By his side another Nationalist who had been un- compromising in his day, M.
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It opposed an equitable solution of the Polish question, because it was opposed in general, by virtue of a sort of nationalism which its adversaries have called zoological, to all concessions to non- Russian subjects. The chief tendency was towards a Greater Russian Imperialism, although such ideas never were adopted by the great mass of the nation. But little exaggeration was needed to change its ideas into an intolerant jingoism which infected most of the Russian Nationalists. We must except ...the leader of the party, Count Bobrinski, who because he was a good European was able to avoid the gross errors of his followers. And while he never forgot the principal clause in the programme of his party, the reunion of Galicia to the Empire, he knew how to rise to the occasion, during the historical times through which the fourth Duma passed, and to mingle his voice with those of the orators of the Liberal Left in pouring contempt on the guilty dealings of the Government.
142 PARTIES BEFORE THE CHANGE By his side another Nationalist who had been un- compromising in his day, M.
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