The Secret City
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- First published
- 1919
- Pages
- 325
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Introductory poem and Part I Vera and Nina Chapter 1
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Part I Chapter 2
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Part I Chapter 3
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Part I Chapter 4
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Part I Chapter 5
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Part I Chapter 6
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Part I Chapter 7
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Part I Chapter 8
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Part I Chapter 9
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Part I Chapter 10
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Part I Chapter 11
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Part I Chapter 12
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Part I Chapter 13
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Part I Chapter 14
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Part I Chapter 15
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Part I Chapter 16
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Part I Chapter 17
9:20 -
Part I Chapter 18
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Part I Chapter 19
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Part I Chapter 20
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Part I Chapter 21
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Part I Chapter 22
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Part II Lawence Chapter 1
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Part II Chapter 2
15:18 -
Part II Chapter 3
9:23 -
Part II Chapter 4
13:42 -
Part II Chapter 5
15:48 -
Part II Chapter 6
20:52 -
Part II Chapter 7
20:02 -
Part II Chapter 8
21:38 -
Part II Chapter 9
23:03 -
Part II Chapter 10
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Part II Chapter 11
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Part II Chapter 12
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Part II Chapter 12 Continued
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Part II Chapter 13
23:03 -
Part II Chapter 14
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Part III Markovitch and Semyonov Chapter 1
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Part III Chapter 2
12:19 -
Part III Chapter 3
3:55 -
Part III Chapter 4
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Part III Chapter 5
20:48 -
Part III Chapter 6
14:46 -
Part III Chapter 7
10:44 -
Part III Chapter 8
9:09 -
Part III Chapter 9
24:32 -
Part III Chapter 10
9:49 -
Part III Chapter 11
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Part III Chapter 12
17:03 -
Part III Chapter 13
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Part III Chapter 14
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Part III Chapter 15
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Part III Chapter 16
14:24
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Set in Petrograd during the upheaval of 1917, this novel watches the Russian Revolution unfold through the eyes of Englishmen caught in a city they cannot fully understand. Young, self-assured Henry Bohun arrives expecting adventure and instead finds himself drawn into the tangled emotional life of the Markovitch household, whose private jealousies and betrayals mirror the collapse going on outside their door. Hugh Walpole, who had served with a medical unit in wartime Russia, writes with real feeling for the mood of a place suspended between the old order and something violent and new. The book won the very first James Tait Black Memorial Prize in 1919.
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Book facts
- Author
- Hugh Walpole
- First published
- 1919
- Reading time
- About 9 hours
- Pages
- 325
- Language
- English
- Genre
- British Classics
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