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to take a narrow view of things.
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We must sound the tocsins from
the high tower of Ivan the Great...
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V.M. Purishkevich, Bessarabian
landowner, ultra-rightist
:36:14
...from which one can see
every corner of Holy Russia.
:36:19
For the Empire is in trouble.
:36:25
Owing to our ex-colleagues,
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the Bolsheviks, whom we have,
:36:30
and we must all thank God for this,
expelled from the Duma for good...
:36:38
the country is in revolt,
and perhaps even in revolution.
:36:46
The Duma can only advise.
:36:49
But the monarchy is in peril.
:36:52
And nothing so much undermines
the very foundations of the crown
:36:56
as the forces of darkness
:36:59
introduced by Grigory Rasputin!
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Our finest Ministers are cast
aside like cheap trinkets,
:37:14
all because they refused
to be dominated,
:37:19
they would not cede
:37:23
to Rasputin's dissolute demands!
:37:27
The selection of the Cabinet
belongs exclusively to the Czar.
:37:33
If honor counts more than
career for you, gentlemen,
:37:37
and if the future of Russia,
her might, her power, her glory,
:37:42
so closely linked to the Czar's
destiny, means anything to you,
:37:49
go and tell the Emperor
that it must be stopped!
:37:57
Ask him to free Russia
from Rasputin,