SERGIUS MICHAEL DRAGOMANOV STEPNIAK (S. KARCHEVSKY)
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Definitions of SERGIUS MICHAEL DRAGOMANOV STEPNIAK (S. KARCHEVSKY)
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A noted Russian nihilist; born at Gadjatch, government of Poltava, 1841; died at Chiswick, Dec. 23, 1895. Having been exiled in 1876, on account of his criticisms on (the system followed by Count Tolstoy), one of the Ministers of Justice, he settled in Geneva, 1887; went from there to London in 1885. Among his works are "The Turks Within and Without" (1876); "Underground Russia" (1881); "Tyrannicide in Russia" (1881); "The Career of a Nihilist", a novel (1889).
By Charles Dudley Warner
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