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in the sixties, and the Nihilist movement in Russia later
on, came once more to aid in the country’s advance.

yukagir and child.

In spite of the greatest privation and suffering these
martyrs of light and liberty have accomplished, and are
continually accomplishing, a cultural mission in Siberia, the
significance of which only a nearer or remoter future will
fully demonstrate. A large number of these men and
women have perished by the way, victims to the terrible
hardships to which they have been exposed, or have

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