Bednye liudi in English?

[Allan Reid]

I used it this term and thought it worked quite well.

allan reid

At 06:25 PM 06/11/2003, you wrote:
>Dear SEELANGStsy:
>
>I¹m teaching a Dostoevsky course in the spring and am strongly inclined to
>teach Poor Folk. Tracking down enough copies of an English-language version
>in sufficient quantities is proving somewhat difficult, however. The only
>widely available one I can find is a new translation by Hugh Aplin (Poor
>People, Hesperus Press, 2003). It has a pretty cover (to judge from the
>picture on Barnesandnoble.com), but I know nothing more about it. Has anyone
>out there taken a look at it?
>
>Curiously,
>
>Nicole
>
>
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>
>Dr. Nicole Monnier                              email: monniern at missouri.edu
>Assistant Professor of Russian              phone: 573.882.3370
>German & Russian Studies Dept.          fax:  573.884.8456
>415 GCB
>University of Missouri
>Columbia, MO  65211
>
>
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Allan Reid

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