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Three Conversations

Vladimir Solovyov

Translated by Alexander Bakshy (1915), modernised by S. Alexander Laurent

War, progress and the end of history, ending in the Short Tale of the Antichrist.

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  • Russian: В. С. Соловьёв, «Три разговора о войне, прогрессе и конце всемирной истории» (1900).
  • English: Alexander Bakshy’s translation, War, Progress, and the End of History, including a Short Story of the Anti-Christ: Three Discussions (London: University of London Press, Hodder & Stoughton, 1915), modernised by S. Alexander Laurent.

Contents · 27

  1. 1Dedication
  2. 2Author’s preface
  3. 3First Conversation · 1 of 5
  4. 4First Conversation · 2 of 5
  5. 5First Conversation · 3 of 5
  6. 6First Conversation · 4 of 5
  7. 7First Conversation · 5 of 5
  8. 8Second Conversation · 1 of 5
  9. 9Second Conversation · 2 of 5
  10. 10Second Conversation · 3 of 5
  11. 11Second Conversation · 4 of 5
  12. 12Second Conversation · 5 of 5
  13. 13Third Conversation · 1 of 6
  14. 14Third Conversation · 2 of 6
  15. 15Third Conversation · 3 of 6
  16. 16Third Conversation · 4 of 6
  17. 17Third Conversation · 5 of 6
  18. 18Third Conversation · 6 of 6
  19. 19A Short Story of the Antichrist
  20. 20Closing conversation
  21. 21Nemesis
  22. 22Russia in a Hundred Years
  23. 23Literature or Truth?
  24. 24Christ Is Risen!
  25. 25The Woman Question
  26. 26Two Currents
  27. 27The Significance of Dogma