"Thirty-Five Years in Russia" by George Hume is a memoir written during the reign of Tsar Alexander II. It chronicles the author's experiences in Russia at that time, from his early days as an embassy official to his involvement in Russian politics.
The book describes the culture and society of the time, highlighting the oppression of the peasants by their landlords and the widespread corruption of government officials. Hume also explores the Russian Empire's involvement in the Crimean War, which resulted in significant losses for the country.
Despite the negative portrayal of Russian society at the time, Hume emphasizes the importance of education and literacy in promoting social change. He asserts that education is essential for individual and collective growth, and he praises Russian teachers for their efforts to improve the lives of their students.
In addition to providing insight into Russian history and socio-political issues, "Thirty-five Years in Russia," serves as a reminder of the importance of preservation and understanding of our own history. This historical period was not an ideal one, but it revealed the struggles and triumphs of human beings across the globe. Through this book, we can learn valuable lessons about human nature and the need for social and political reform.
Электронная Книга «Thirty-five years in Russia = Тридцать пять лет в России (во времена Александра II)» написана автором George Hume в году.
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Язык: Английский
Серии: Иностранная книга
