The Bolshevik Myth · Character
Mr. Berkshire
A British visitor to Russia.
minor
Also known as Berkshire
First appearance: xviii the british labor mission
Mr. Berkshire shows up with force in The Log of the Transport Buford. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Berkshire is the representative of the Federal Government on board, overseeing the deportees.
Mr. Berkshire first appears in 0023 xviii the british labor mission.
In The Log of the Transport Buford: Berkshire is the representative of the Federal Government on board, overseeing the deportees. He is displeased with the narrator's influence and makes jocular remarks about the deportees jumping overboard.
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