Memoirs of a Revolutionist · Character
Nikolai Mikhailov
Russian poet and revolutionary.
minor
Also known as the poet Mikhailov, Mikhailov
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Nikolai Mikhailov shows up with force in II. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Political exile and poet condemned to hard labor; allowed to stay in a private home due to poor health, and is warned by Kropotkin of an impending inquiry.
Nikolai Mikhailov first appears in 0033 i.
In II: Political exile and poet condemned to hard labor; allowed to stay in a private home due to poor health, and is warned by Kropotkin of an impending inquiry.
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