Under Western Eyes · Character
Yakovlitch
A minor revolutionary figure mentioned in the Geneva circle.
minor
First appearance: part iii i
Yakovlitch shows up with force in Chapter III. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Yakovlitch is mentioned as a former revolutionary who lived in America and whose identity Sophia was asked to vouch for by Peter Ivanovitch.
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- Minor peripheral figures
- Protagonist
- Geneva revolutionary circle
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See Yakovlitch in part iii i