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This factual account tells the story of a group of Poles who were held captive during the 19th century by the Russian Empire. With vivid descriptions of the prisoners' experiences, as well as the political and social context of their situation, this book offers a gripping insight into a little-known episode in European history. With its emphasis on human suffering, it is a stirring reminder of the impact of oppression and injustice.

This is a fascinating collection of essays about the debut performances of some of the greatest operas and ballets in history. Written by acclaimed journalist and music critic H. Sutherland Edwards, these articles offer a unique perspective on the cultural significance of these groundbreaking works, and insight into the creative processes of their composers and choreographers.