wer of Darkness' has not been acted.
It ought to be done. It is a stupendous tragedy; the effect
on the stage is unparalleled."

=Their Wide Range of Sentiment=

"Between Tolstoy's two great plays," says the translator,
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A CLEAR AND HOPEFUL EXPOSITION OF TOLSTOY'S TEACHINGS

"Students of the master will find this little book
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Tolstoy and His Problems

Essays by AYLMER MAUDE

Each essay in this volume expresses, in one form or other,
Tolstoy's views of life; and the main object of the book is
not to praise his views, but to explain them. Being the
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CONTENTS

Biography of Tolstoy | Introduction to "The Slavery
Tolstoy's Teachings | of Our Times"
An Introduction to "What | The Tsar's Coronation
Is Art?" | Right and Wrong
How "Resurrection" Was | War and Patriotism
Written | Talks With Tolstoy

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