Chapter X: The Return to Paris. 195-208

The moujik’s passage--Lithuania--The Prussian frontier--Königsberg
--Arrest and captivity--M. Kamke--Bail--Flight--Arrival
in Paris--The end

POLAND

A CENTURY AFTER ITS DIVISION: 211-263

AND THE LATE AGITATION IN WARSAW.

A century--1772--Battle of Macejowice and Kosciusko--Treaty of
1815--Opinion of M. de Talleyrand--Cracow--Treaty of Vienna,
Article 6--Policy of Alexander--Policy of Prussia--Policy of the
Emperor of Austria--Nicholas the Tzar--Violent assimilation of
Poland with Russia--Posen--Cracow--The last thirty years--Massacre
in Galicia--1848--Crimean war--The Polish question--Efforts
for internal reform--Temperance league--The Agricultural
Society--Count Andrew Zamoyski--Krasinski--‘Aurora’--Amnesty
of Alexander II.--Conference at Warsaw--Position of Russia

A YEAR OF AGITATION IN POLAND. 267-321

Solution of the Polish question--War in the Crimea--Congress in
Paris--Allocution of the Czar--1856--‘No dreams’--1860--February
25, 1861--Count Andrew Zamoyski--Prince Gortchakof--His
death--General Souchozanett--The Marquis Wiélopolski--Vacillating
policy of Russia--7th and 8th of April, 1861--A contested
nationality--Horoldo--The procession--The Polish eagle--The
elections--State of siege--15th and 16th of October--General
Lambert--Exiles--Catholicism in Poland--The _Welicorus_--Poland
and Russia

THE STORY OF A SIBERIAN EXILE.