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The Last Days of Tolstoy by V. G. Chertkov

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The Last Days of Tolstoy
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Publisher: William Heinemann
ISBN/ASIN: B0069Q7ELC
Number of pages: 186

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So much misunderstanding, misrepresentation, partiality and personal prejudice has accumulated in connection with the last years and days of Leo Nikolaevitch Tolstoy's life, that before starting upon this first detailed account of his 'going away' I find myself compelled, at the risk of wearying the reader's patience, to begin with a somewhat lengthy introduction.

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