The founding of the first Russian revolutionary organizations after the Napoleonic War--Pavel Pestel--"Union of Salvation"--Its aim--Mikhail Muraviov--"Union of Welfare"--Its aims--Mutiny in the Semionovsky Regiment in 1820--"Society of United Slavs"-- The "Northern Society"--Its Constitution--The "Southern So- ciety's" Constitution--The uprising of December 14, 1825--The trial of the Decembrists--Executions and prison sentences--The find- ings of the Investigating Committee.
CHAPTER II The Revolutionary Movement during the Reign of Nicholas I and the First Part of the Reign of Alexander II
Student-circles in the University of Moscow--Hertzen's Circle-- Stankevitch's Circle--The "educational" policy of Nicholas I-- The effect of the French Revolution of 1848 on the Russian "intelligentsia"--Bielinsky, the "Annals of the Fatherland" and the "Contemporary"--The Buturlin Committee--Censorship measures--The Petrashevsky Circle and F. M. Dostoievsky-- The War with Turkey in 1853--Spreading of revolutionary senti- ment among the conservative elements and the masses--Death of Nicholas I.
The beginning of the reign of Alexander II--The reform move- ment--Alexander Hertzen and his "Bell"--The emancipation of the serfs in 1861--Disturbances among the peasantry--The movement in the University of Kazan--The movement among the nobility of the Province of Tver--Peter Kropotkin's characterization of Alexander II--The movement in commercial and industrial circles --Growth of revolutionary spirit among "intelligentsia"--Cherny- shevsky's arrest--Karakozov's attempt on life of Alexander II-- Governmental repressions--Count Dmitri Tolstoy and his educa- tional policy--Repressions against the press.
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Publication Information: Book Title: The Birth of the Russian Democracy. Contributors: A. J. Sack - author. Publisher: Russian Information Bureau. Place of Publication: New York. Publication Year: 1918. Page Number: *.
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