Through Russia on a Mustang [Unknown Binding]

Thomas Stevens (Author)

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Unknown Binding: 334 pages
Publisher: Cassell & Co Ltd (1891)
Language English
ASIN: B00086LLTA

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Great for Lovers of Old Russia, Journalism & Horses! 7 Dec 2002

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I have the original 1891 edition of this book & never thought I'd see a reprint! This is an incredibly articulate & fascinating account of a journalist from the American West travelling through late 19th century Russia, meeting the figures of the moment, like Tolstoy, & buying, describing & selling horses as his means of transport & companionship. He describes the major cities & their cultures with a down-to-earth American eye, without prejudice. ABSOLUTELY TERRIFIC!

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