ALEXEJ STEPANOVICH CHOMJAKOFF
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A Russian poet, dramatist, and controversialist; born in Moscow, May 13, 1804; died there, Oct. 5, 1860. His writings- particularly "The Pseudo-Demetrius" (1833: a tragedy), his collected "Poems" (1844), and "Letters to the Slavs in Moscow" (1860) - embody an essentially Russian conservatism.
By Charles Dudley Warner
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