• New Post Alerts By Email

  • Syndication

    RSS
    Atom

  • Tags

    A. N. Maikov archive.org art Bakunin Bulgakov Chaadaev Chekhov Chernyshevsky Crime and Punishment Crystal Palace Demons Dickens Digital Humanities Dostoevsky Fet George Kennan Gogol Google books Grossman Gulag Herzen Kharms Kropotkin Lenin London Moscow Notes from the House of the Dead Notes from Underground Ogarev Pushkin Russia Russkii vestnik Shalamov Siberia Solov'ev Solzhenitsyn Sovremennik Stalin Stepniak-Kravchinsky St Petersburg The Brothers Karamazov The Idiot Tolstoy Turgenev women

  • Archives

All posts tagged Charles Murray

Russians in London: Pyotr Kropotkin

The geographer and anarchist Prince Pyotr Kropotkin first arrived in England in July 1876, fresh from his legendary escape from the Peter and Paul fortress in St Petersburg. He lived briefly in Edinburgh, and earned a living writing for The Times and the journal Nature, but it would be another ten years before he settled […]

18 Comments
by on January 9, 2011  •  Permalink
Posted in Russians in London
Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
Posted by Sarah Young on January 9, 2011

https://sarahjyoung.com/site/2011/01/09/russians-in-london-pyotr-kropotkin/

Russians in London: Mikhail Bakunin

Mikhail Bakunin, anarchist and revolutionary, already had a reputation in England before his arrival in London in 1861. The story of his alleged links with the Russian state reached the press in the form of an article in the Morning Advertiser, ‘Was Bakunin a Russian Agent or Not?’ (23 August, 1853), written by the conservative […]

No Comments
by on December 12, 2010  •  Permalink
Posted in Russians in London
Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
Posted by Sarah Young on December 12, 2010

https://sarahjyoung.com/site/2010/12/12/russians-in-london-mikhail-bakunin/