R U S S I A N
PORTRAITS

By CLARE SHERIDAN

J O N A T H A N C A P E
11 GOWER STREET, LONDON, W.C.1
MCMXXI

ILLUSTRATIONS

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[Clare Sheridan]	[Frontispiece]
[“Victory, 1918”]	[13]
[Krassin (bust)]	[21]
[Kameneff (bust)]	[24]
[Litvinoff and his son Misha at Kristiania]	[49]
[Bridge Blown up by Yudenitch]	[60]
[Gukovski, his Daughter, Kameneff and Marinashky]	[63]
[Marinashky and the Ministerial Rolls-Royce]	[65]
[The Kremlin, showing Entrance to the Kameneffs’ Apartments]	[67]
[Big Bell, Kremlin]	[70]
[Colonnades of the Alexander Memorial]	[71]
[Serge Trotsky and Alexandre Kameneff]	[74]
[Bronze Eagle at the Musée Alexandre III.]	[76]
[Big Gun at the Kremlin]	[78]
[Rothstein]	[81]
[St. Saviour’s]	[83]
[Zinoviev (bust)]	[85]
[Dzhirjinsky (bust)]	[88]
[Margaret and Richard Brinsley Sheridan]	[90]
[Church of St. Basil]	[92]
[Spassky entrance to the Kremlin]	[113]
[Lenin (from a photograph)]	[118]
[Lenin (bust)]	[119]
[Trotsky (from a drawing)]	[124]
[Nicholas Andrev]	[129]
[Trotsky at the Front]	[140]
[Trotsky (bust)]	[143]
[Sentry Outside the Guest-House]	[158]
[Litvinoff at Moscow]	[181]
[Statue of Dostoievsky]	[182]
[Statue, “The Thinker”]	[183]
[The Sukharefski Market]	[184]

IT is with deep apology that I venture to swell the ranks of those people who write their little books after their little visits to Russia.