Empire of the Czar A Journey Through Eternal Russia by the Marquis de Custine 1989 Doubleday Publishing Russian history books
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This is a very good hardcover, NO dust jacket, jacket missing. 1989 Doubleday Publishing. This copy is still very good inside and out. The inside pages are actually still crisp and clean. The binding is tight and straight. Hardcover boards are also very good with only light shelf wear. Medium octavo book size or 6.5" x 9.5" with 629 pages including index.
Empire of the Czar:A Journey Through Eternal Russia by the French aristocrat Marquis de Custine was originally published in 1839. After traveling through the Russian Empire, he wrote his travelogue. The book is a critical and philosophical examination of Russian society, politics, and culture during the rule of Czar Nicholas I.
This edition contains a Foreword by Daniel Boorstin with an Intro by George F. Kennan. Illustrated maps front and back endpapers.
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