Not about job market!

Tue Oct 7 19:22:12 UTC 1997

Dear SEELANGTSY, 

Help, oh, please help!

Does anyone recall which Russian writer,  in the first half of the 19th c., referred to Nicholas I (or perhaps the figure of the Tsar in general) as "edinnyi evropeets" in Russia?  The implication, as I recall, was that no other Russian subject enjoyed the freedoms of speech and behavior attributed to Europeans.  Where did the quote appear?

I need to know this rather urgently, so I'd be infernally grateful to hear from someone.  Thanks!

Please reply offline: d-powelstock at uchicago.edu

David Powelstock
University of Chicago
1130 E. 59th Street
Chicago, IL  60637
d-powelstock at uchicago.edu
(773) 702-0035
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