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| | February Revolution |
 | | There was no leader, but every revolutionary and democratic group, organized i or unorganized, rushed headlong into the movement, trying to attract as many people as possible and to inspire it with definite and militant political slogans. |
 | | Not a political idea, not a revolutionary slogan, not a conspiracy, and not a revolt, but a spontaneous movement suddenly consuming the entire old power to the last remnant.' Spontaneousness here acquires an almost mystic character. |
 | | During the attempts at revolution in 1906 I wrote: 'Speaking of the Russian Empire which Nicholas II received from his father, Alexander III, one may say with as much certitude as such contingent judgements admit, that it could have been governed at least for another forty or fifty years without a constitution. |
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