Chapter I: Front Matter

THE WHITE TERROR AND THE RED

THE WHITE TERROR
AND
THE RED

A Novel of Revolutionary Russia

BY
A. CAHAN
Author of "Yekl" and "The Imported Bridegroom."

NEW YORK
A. S. BARNES & COMPANY
1905

Copyright, 1905
BY A. S. BARNES & COMPANY

_All rights reserved_

_Published February, 1905_
_Second Printing, February, 1905_
_Third Printing, March, 1905_

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER PAGE

I. An Affront to His Czar 1

II. The White Terror 14

III. Pievakin Pleads Guilty 20

IV. The "Demonstration" 28

V. Pavel's First Step 40

VI. A Meeting on New Terms 57

VII. "Terrorism Without Violence" 62

VIII. Makar's Canvass 76

IX. A Day Underground 81

X. The Czar's Escape 93

XI. A Mysterious Arrest 97

XII. A Bewildering Encounter 103

XIII. A Gendarme's Sister 112

XIV. Underground Miroslav 121

XV. A Warning 135

XVI. Clara at Home 147

XVII. The Countess' Discovery 151

XVIII. Pavel at Boyko's Court 160

XIX. Strawberries 169

XX. A "Conspiracy Trip" 178

XXI. Makar's Father 187

XXII. From Cellar to Palace 196

XXIII. An Unforeseen Suggestion 205

XXIV. Vladimir Finds His Cause 211

XXV. Clara Becomes "Illegal" 227

XXVI. On Sacred Ground 235

XXVII. A Postponed Wedding 244

XXVIII. A Second Courtship 252

XXIX. A Hunted Monarch 260

XXX. The Mystery of a Shop 267

XXXI. A Reassuring Search 277

XXXII. The Red Terror 287

XXXIII. The Revelation 299

XXXIV. The Czar Takes Courage 310

XXXV. A Hunted People 319

XXXVI. A "Paper from the Czar" 331

XXXVII. The Defence Committee 339

XXXVIII. The Nihilist's Guard 357

XXXIX. The Riot 371

XL. Light out of Darkness 389

XLI. Pavel Becomes "Illegal" 401

XLII. Ominous Footsteps 408

XLIII. A Message Through the Wall 423

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