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|description=Nikolai Leskov appears in The Theosophist under the transliteration “Nicolas Lyeskof”. His narrative “The Word of Honour: A Study from the Cultus of the Dead” was printed in July 1880. In it he recalls his literary work in St Petersburg and his friendship with Arthur Benni. | |description=Nikolai Leskov appears in The Theosophist under the transliteration “Nicolas Lyeskof”. His narrative “The Word of Honour: A Study from the Cultus of the Dead” was printed in July 1880. In it he recalls his literary work in St Petersburg and his friendship with Arthur Benni. | ||
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Nikolai Leskov
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Nikolai Leskov appears in The Theosophist under the transliteration “Nicolas Lyeskof”. His narrative “The Word of Honour: A Study from the Cultus of the Dead” was printed in July 1880. In it he recalls his literary work in St Petersburg and his friendship with Arthur Benni.
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Shortly: Nikolai Leskov appears in The Theosophist under the transliteration “Nicolas Lyeskof”. His narrative...