Lee A. Farrow is a Distinguished Teaching Professor of History at Auburn University at Montgomery. She grew up in Louisiana and received a Ph.D. in History from Tulane University, with a specialty in Russian History. The research for her dissertation became her first book, "Between Clan and Crown: The Struggle to Define Noble Property Rights in Imperial Russia" (2004).

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• Lee A. Farrow- Editor’s Introduction; Editor’s Note; Acknowledgments; Intimate Letters from Petrograd; Preface; I. The Siberian Railway; II. Petrograd; III. The Root Commission; IV. A Revolution!; V. After the Revolution; VI. Riga Captured; VII. Another Revolution; vi Contents; VIII. The Bolshevik Revolution; IX. Exit from Finland; Afterword; Appendix; Index

Lee A. Farrow is a Distinguished Teaching Professor of History at Auburn University at Montgomery. She grew up in Louisiana and received a Ph.D. in History from Tulane University, with a specialty in Russian History. The research for her dissertation became her first book, "Between Clan and Crown: The Struggle to Define Noble Property Rights in Imperial Russia" (2004).

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• Lee A. Farrow- Editor’s Introduction; Editor’s Note; Acknowledgments; Intimate Letters from Petrograd; Preface; I. The Siberian Railway; II. Petrograd; III. The Root Commission; IV. A Revolution!; V. After the Revolution; VI. Riga Captured; VII. Another Revolution; vi Contents; VIII. The Bolshevik Revolution; IX. Exit from Finland; Afterword; Appendix; Index

Lee A. Farrow is a Distinguished Teaching Professor of History at Auburn University at Montgomery. She grew up in Louisiana and received a Ph.D. in History from Tulane University, with a specialty in Russian History. The research for her dissertation became her first book, "Between Clan and Crown: The Struggle to Define Noble Property Rights in Imperial Russia" (2004).

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• Lee A. Farrow- Editor’s Introduction; Editor’s Note; Acknowledgments; Intimate Letters from Petrograd; Preface; I. The Siberian Railway; II. Petrograd; III. The Root Commission; IV. A Revolution!; V. After the Revolution; VI. Riga Captured; VII. Another Revolution; vi Contents; VIII. The Bolshevik Revolution; IX. Exit from Finland; Afterword; Appendix; Index