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while exiled in London , he attemptedto influencethe situation in Russia , contributing to a political climate that lead to the emancipation of the serfs in 1861
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the Duma Duma ... the contributing factors in the February Revolutionledto the abolition of autocracy in Russia
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an audience of teachers , students and parents of his daring struggle ... his effortsledto the emancipation of Soviet Jewry
the seizure of the wide and fertile Cherkess lands ... the wave of Russian peasant migrationresultedfrom the emancipation of the serfs in 1861
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a somewhat outdated approach -- not at all in line with new schools of thought or the social changes brewing in Russiawould resultin the emancipation of the serfs
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the influx of large numbers of poorcausedthe influx of large numbers of poor
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