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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Plates
1. Tolstoy as a newly promoted ensign, 1854.
2. Tolstoy with his brother Nikolay, 1851.
3. Sergey, Nikolay, Dmitry and Lev Tolstoy, February 1854.
4. The writers associated with the journal The Contemporary, St Petersburg, 1856. From left to right: Goncharov, Turgenev, Tolstoy, Grigorovich, Druzhinin and Ostrovsky.
5. Tolstoy in Brussels, 1861.