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In today’s excerpt, Fraser realizes ... |
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In 1901, British Journalist John Foster Fraser travelled from Moscow to Vladivostok, and back again, mostly by rail. On his return, he recorded his experiences (and prejudices) in “The Real Siberia”.
In today’s excerpt, Fraser realizes that he is being spied on:
It was at Taiga I became conscious of the fact I was being watched. [...]
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