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    Stephen Graham's introduction and the editor's preface present Madame Olga Novikoff as a dazzling, formidable Russian woman who became a living bridge between Britain and Russia. Admired for her brilliance, courage, and charm, she moved among Victorian giants such as Gladstone, Carlyle, Kinglake, Froude, and Stead, winning influence by arguing with "men's weapons" and devoting herself to peace, ... Read more

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  • Primeval and Other Times

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    Primeval and Other Times

    A Novel

    Narrated by Bronwen Price ...

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  • The Empusium

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  • The Hearing Trumpet

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