VI. Literature
...The Russian literature that has become famous throughout the world was written ( before the 'eighties. )

V. Church and People
...And the forms of dissent that are now making headway seem to be those ( that have been imported )

V. Church and People
...The Church authorities were largely concerned in the organisation ( of the reactionary parties )

IV. The Intelligentsia
...The band of high-minded, enlightened, humane, and keenly sensitive men who passed through the strange and bitter experience of living under an autocracy, while the Europe of the nineteenth century made its triumphant progress - these were the men who made the Russian intelligentsia what it is.

IV. The Intelligentsia
...Ethical fervour, constant devotion, even ( in the darkest days of oppression )

IV. The Intelligentsia
...Whereas the intellectuals of other countries enter more or less completely into the life of their environment and conform to its rules and customs, the life of the Russian intelligentsia has been hitherto constant protest ( against the existing order. )

III. The Press
...Jews play a conspicuous part in journalism in Russia, as ( in other continental countries. )

III. The Press
...Of these organs, the most striking characteristic of which is a remarkable virulence of language, the most prominent ( is the Russkoe Znamia (Russian Banner). )

II. The Bureaucracy and the Constitution
...The main issue, however, is clear. The struggle is being waged between the bureaucracy ( and constitutionalism. )

I. The grows of Russia
...In the nineties, Social Democrats made their appearance, and attacking ( the older school )