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Hadji Murat
Hadji Murat | Lev L'Vovic Tolstoi
When Hadji Murat, a revered and feared Avar commander in the struggle of Dagestan and Chechnya against incorporation into the Russian empire, falls out with his commander, Imam Shamil, the only way to save his family's life is to surrender to the Russian forces. Though they respect his prowess, the Russians do not trust Murat enough to allow him to lead a force against Shamil--forcing him to find another way to rescue his family. This short novel, the last written by Tolstoy, is an exciting, moving tale of sacrifice and valiance filled with vivid and expertly drawn characters.
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Qemorio
Hadji Murat | Leo Nikolayevich Tolstoy
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Mehso-so

The tale of Hadji Murat is true to a certain point because it's mentioned that he transcribed letters and conversations but it's also mentioned that he took liberties so how much is true and how much is fiction I don't know. The story was interesting if a big bogged down by getting in all the dates and times in the right place.

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Qemorio
Hadji Murat | Leo Nikolayevich Tolstoy
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Reading and chillin' with my doggie.

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Qemorio
Hadji Murat | Leo Nikolayevich Tolstoy
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Getting a little reading in before work.

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