Question

A member of a landowning family wrote to a relative about what happened at the estate:
The "coup" happened quite painlessly, quietly and peacefully. ...The first days were unbearable..
Mikhail Mikhailovich (the estate owner) was calm... The girls also...I must say the chairman
behaves correctly and even politely. We were left two cows and two horses. The servants tell them
all the time not to bother us. "Let them live. We vouch for their safety and property. We want them
treated as humanely as possible...."
There are rumours that several villages are trying to evict the committees and return the estate
to Mikhail Mikhailovich. I don't know if this will happen, or if it's good for us. But we rejoice that
there is a conscience in our people...
From: Serge Schmemann, Echoes of a Native Land. Two Centuries of a Russian Village (1997).





Explain this please..​

Answer 1

Answer:

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