INDEX

Agricultural colonies of intellectual people formed, 112
Alexander II., Assassination of, 96
Alexander III., Tolstoy's letter to, 96
Amiel, Tolstoy's translation of, 129
Anna Karenin, 83
“Ants’ Brotherhood, The,” 14
Arsenef, Valérie, 40

Behrs, A. S., 82
Behrs, Sophie. (See Tolstoy, Countess)
Berries, 142
Bethink Yourselves, 139
Birthday, Celebrations of Tolstoy's eightieth, 143
Bondaref, Timothy, 111
Boyhood, 19
Burial of Tolstoy, 155

Candle, The, 104
Capital punishment, Tolstoy’s condemnation of, 42, 77
Censor and Tolstoy’s works, The, 106, 109, 120
Census of , The, 97
Childhood, 34
Childhood, Boyhood, and Youth, 11
Christian Teaching, 135
Christianity and Patriotism, 128
Confession, 42, 65, 90, 109
Cossacks, The, 27, 28, 33, 69
Crimean War, Outbreak of the, 35
Criticism of Dogmatic Theology, A, 94
Cycle of Reading, A, 142, 146

Death of Tolstoy, 154
Decembrists, The, 70
Departure from home, Tolstoy’s, 147-153
Déroulède, Paul, 115
Divine and the Human, The, 142
Dostoevsky, Feodor Mikhailovitch, His criticism of Anna Karenin, 84
Dukhobors, Tolstoy and the, 131-135

Education and Instruction, 60
Education, Tolstoy and, 46, 51, 54, 55, 57-63, 65, 80
Excesses, Tolstoy’s condemnation of human, 120
Excommunication of Tolstoy, 136
Executions, Tolstoy and the Russian, 143

Fame, Tolstoy’s world-wide, 142
Famine, Tolstoy’s efforts to alleviate, 86, 124-127
“Fanfaron Hill,” 11, 15
“Fet, A.” (Afanasy Afanasievitch Shenshin), 40, 46, 50, 55, 69, 71
Fire Neglected Consumes the House, A, 104
First Recollections, 11
First Step, The, 120
Four Gospels Unified and Translated, The, 94
Franco-Russian Alliance, Tolstoy’s criticism of the, 128
“Free Age Press, The,” 134, 135
Frey, William, 114
Fruits of Enlightenment, The, 122

Gapon demonstration, The, 140
Gay, N., 116, 123
George, Henry, Tolstoy’s sympathy with, 78, 114, 143
God Sees the Truth, 104
Gorchakoff, Princess Pelagie, 5, 18

Herzen, Alexander, 54

I Cannot be Silent, 143
Illness, Tolstoy’s last, 153
Ivan the Fool, 104

Kennan, George, 114
Khomyakoff, A., 48
Kingdom of God is Within You, The, 127
Korney Vasilyef, 142
Kreutzer Sonata, The, 121

Land, The nationalisation of, 78, 114, 143
Law of Violence and the Law of Love, The, 143

Makovitski, Dr., 152
Markoff, Eugene, 61
Massarik, Professor, 115
Master and Servant, 129
“Mauer, Carl.” (See Ressel, Theodore)
Maupassant, Guy de, Tolstoy’s translation of, 129
Mazzini, Tolstoy’s translation of, 129
Mediator, Tolstoy a, 55
Mikhailovsky, N. K., 81
Military duties. Movement to refuse, 113
Morning of a Landowner, A, 24
Moscow Literary Society, The, 48

Nekrasoff, N., 34
New Primer, A, 81
Nobility, Anger of, against Tolstoy, 55
Non-activity, 129
Novikoff, Michael, 150

On Life, 117-120

Peter the Great, Tolstoy’s criticism of, 82
Photographic portraits of Tolstoy, 145
Police search of Yasnaya Polyana, 64
Polikushka, 69
Popular Instruction, On, 58
Popular tales, circulation of Tolstoy’s, 103
Portraits of Tolstoy, 116, 145
Posrednik, The, 101, 103, 115, 129
Poverty and riches, Tolstoy’s views on, 98-101
Power of Darkness, The, 106
Prayer, A, 142
Prisoner of the Caucasus, The, 104
Pushkin, Alexander, Tolstoy’s appreciation of, 83

Quakers’ sympathy with Tolstoy, 113

Reading-books, Tolstoy publishes, 81
Repin, Eliah, 117
Ressel, Theodore, 12
Resurrection, 133
Russo-Japanese War, Outbreak of the, 139

St. Pierre, Bernardin de, Tolstoy’s translation of, 129
Sebastopol, 38
Serfs, Emancipation of the, 64
Sexual excess, Tolstoy’s fight against, 121
Shakers’ sympathy with Tolstoy, 113
Shakespeare, Tolstoy’s article on, 143
Shibunin, Tolstoy's defence of, 76
Single tax system, The, 79, 114, 143
Sitin, T. D., 103
“Sovremennik, The,” 34, 39
Stary-Yurt, 27
Strakhoff, N., 81
Strannolubsky, A. N., 81
Sutaieff, 110

Tchertkoff, V. G., 103, 109, 134
Temperance society organised by Tolstoy, 120
Thoughts of Wise Men, 139
Three Deaths, 48
Tolstoy, Count Eliah,
——, Count Nicolas, 6, 7, 18
——, Count Peter,
——, Countess, 66, 147-152
——, Dimitri, 14, 16
—— exhibition. The, 144
—— family, The,

——, Leo, birth, ; childhood, boyhood, and youth, 11-25; early religious influences, 17; student days at Kazan University, 20-24; his early philosophy, 21; first literary work, 21; his irregular life in Moscow, 24; journeys to the Caucasus, 26; falls in love with Zenaïde Molostoff, 26; his regeneration, 31; joins the army, 34; on active service, 35; resigns his commission, 35, 38; at Sebastopol, 36-38; first foreign tour, 40; attachment to Valerie Arsenef, 40; in Paris, 41; in Switzerland, 43-46; adventure with a bear, 46; enthusiasm for gymnastics, 47; inaugural speech at the Moscow Literary Society, 48; goes to Soden to join his sick brother, Nicolas, 51; takes Nicolas to Hyères, 52; second foreign tour, 54; illness of, 64; his marriage, 66; thrown from his horse, 72; the religious note sounds in his literary work, 85; assists starving population of the Samara province, 86; the spiritual crisis, 88-94; removal to Moscow, 97; offers his services to the Moscow municipality for the census, 98; renunciation of luxuries, 99; his physical labours, 100, 105; begins to write tales for the people, 102; accident in the hay-field, resulting in illness, 105; spread of his influence, 109-117; his silver wedding, 116; turns his attention to human excesses, 120; labours in the famine area, 124-127; excommunicated by the Holy Synod, 136; dangerous illness, 137; removal to the Crimea, 138; return to Yasnaya Polyana, 139; eightieth birthday, 143; ripening of the idea to leave his home, 147; extreme sensitiveness to his surroundings, 147; farewell letters to his wife, 148-152; his departure, 152; sudden illness, 153; his death, 154; buried at Yasnaya Polyana, 155

Tolstoy Museum, The, 144
——, Nicolas (Leo’s brother), 13, 47, 50-53
——, Sasha, 152, 153
——, Sergius, 13, 16
Tolstoy’s father. (See Tolstoy, Count Nicolas)
——mother. (See Volkonsky, Princess Marie)
To the Tsar and his Associates, 138
Translations of Tolstoy’s works, 109, 128
Trubetskoy, Princess Catherine, 3
Truth, Tolstoy’s search for, 65, 87-96
Turgenef, Ivan Sergeïtch, 13, 39, 41, 50, 55
Two Old Men, 104

Urttsoff, Prince Leonide, 109

Vegetarianism, 99, 120
Volkonsky family, The, , 3
——, Prince John, 3
——, Prince Nicolas, 3
——, Princess Marie, , 3, 8

War and Peace, 71, 73-76
What is Art? 135
What is My Faith? 94, 95,
What People are Living By, 104
What then Must we Do? 98
Where Love is, There is God, 104
Why? 142
Why do Men Intoxicate Themselves? 120
Wish is Stronger than Bondage, The, 47

Yasnaya Polyana,
—— —— searched by the police, 64
“Yasnaya Polyana, The,” 58, 61, 80
Yazykoff, S., 7
Yeremeëvna, 11
Yergolsky, Tatiana, 11
Youth, 22
Yurodivy Gregory, 17
Yushkoff, Pelagie, 18, 20

Zabulovsky, Alexis, 113




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