Memoirs of a Revolutionist · Character
Ushínsky
A Russian educator or intellectual.
minor
Also known as Ushínsky, Kavélin
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Ushínsky shows up with force in Chapter IX: The Tsar and the Court. The page is where that presence becomes real.
A great pedagogist who was saved from exile by the Empress's friendly relations with him.
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- Revolutionary Thinkers and Writers
- Protagonist
- Imperial Court and Reformers
- Diverse Influences and Acquaintances
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