The Unitarian Review
The Unitarian Review
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[Sept.
tained lively recollections of the Polish insurrection of 1830-31, and of his growing sense of the oppression of the Russian yoke.
This came at length to be so unbearable that in 1843 his parents sought a refuge from it in Hungary, and he went with them and his young wife; for, though but twenty years of age, he was already married.
For two years after his arrival in Hungary he devoted himself to the study of the language, history, and institutions of his new home. The great national lib...eral movement, under the leadership of Sz6cenyi, Eoto5s, De&k, and Kossuth, was then well imder way ; and Mr. Heilprin was pledged by his experience in Poland and by his recent studies to unite himself with this. He established a bookstore in Miskolcz (which is still flourishing) ; and, coming much in contact with the Hungarian gentry, he soon enjoyed their merited esteem so much that, though he was still wearing the peculiar costume of a Polish Jew, he was received into the local club of nobles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Sept.
tained lively recollections of the Polish insurrection of 1830-31, and of his growing sense of the oppression of the Russian yoke.
This came at length to be so unbearable that in 1843 his parents sought a refuge from it in Hungary, and he went with them and his young wife; for, though but twenty years of age, he was already married.
For two years after his arrival in Hungary he devoted himself to the study of the language, history, and institutions of his new home. The great national lib...eral movement, under the leadership of Sz6cenyi, Eoto5s, De&k, and Kossuth, was then well imder way ; and Mr. Heilprin was pledged by his experience in Poland and by his recent studies to unite himself with this. He established a bookstore in Miskolcz (which is still flourishing) ; and, coming much in contact with the Hungarian gentry, he soon enjoyed their merited esteem so much that, though he was still wearing the peculiar costume of a Polish Jew, he was received into the local club of nobles.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Lowe to read onlineMoreLess
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