GORDON J. Soldat or six years in Orenburg and Urals. New memoirs [...]. Second edition...

GORDON J. Soldat or six years in Orenburg and Urals. New memoirs [...]. Second edition, revised and completed. Leipzig 1865. published and printed by F. A. Brockhaus. Format and binding as above. p. [5] p., 225. Ownership signature and dry heraldic seal stamp as above. This is Volume XXXIII of the Library of Polish Writers. List of chapters : I. Journey from Orenburg to Uralsk. Overnight in barracks in the land of oppression. II. The onslaught of the Tarakans. The drill. III. Comrades in exile. Diadka. Some advice for those given to the soldats. IV. The Cossacks. V. Stenko Razin. VI. Reflections. Uraley. The fright of Alexander II. VII. The poles, the Moscow sect. VIII. On Moscow's progress toward the Indies and China. IX. Khanyks in prison. Taras Shevchenko. X. Migursky's escape. Death under the sticks of Levandovsky. XI. Standing on guard. My views. XII. The story of the Polish recruit. XIII. The story of the Polish recruit. (Completions). XIV. Jews in exile. XV. Bible arrested. I become the dancing master of my commander. XVII. Death of Tsar Nicholas. Poison. XVIII. The resolve to extricate myself. XIX. Relocation near Sevastopol. Cholera in the form of a woman. XX. Escape at the expense of the Moscow government. XXI. Be well my dear fatherland! Speech of J. Gordon at the funeral of the late General Stanislaw Krzesimowski, on April 5. 1863 in Dresden. A nice piece.