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The Czar's Spy; or, The Nihilist League

1881 · Free to read

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About this issue

This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels presents "The Czar's Spy; or, The Nihilist League" by Colonel Thomas Hoyer Monstery, a political adventure serial. The narrative opens with St. Petersburg's Easter celebration of 1881, coinciding with the Czar's emancipation proclamation of the serfs. While most rejoice, discontent simmers among nobles and older peasants, foreshadowing future Nihilist unrest. A mysterious foreign visitor, Colonel Count Olaf Svenson, arrives seeking his old comrade Tekli Aga, a Circassian officer. Their reunion reveals shared history from thirty-five years prior, when they served under the Grand Duke Constantine. Tekli brings Olaf to the Winter Palace, where Czar Alexander II confronts his ministers over the theft of precious crown jewels—the Orloff diamond and black pearl of Kazan. Tekli announces Olaf as the man capable of recovering them, positioning the swordmaster for the coming adventure.

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