Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Table of Contents VII
3. Acknowledgements to the First Edition XI
4. PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION XV
5. INTRODUCTION XIX
6. PART I THE DOUKHOBORS AND TOLSTOY
7. CHAPTER 1 The Doukhobors: An Outline of Their History and Beliefs 1
8. CHAPTER 2 The ‘Unity of People’ as Tolstoy’s Lifelong Aim 23
9. CHAPTER 3 Tolstoy and the Tolstoyans: State and Church Opposition 49
10. CHAPTER 4 The Doukhobors’ Journey to Canada in the Tolstoy Family’s Correspondence 77
11. CHAPTER 5 The Doukhobors in Tolstoy’s Writings 101
12. CHAPTER 6 Tolstoy’s Correspondence with Pëtr Vasil’evich Verigin 131
13. Tolstoy and Verigin: Letters 1895–1910 135
14. CHAPTER 7 Tolstoy and the Canadian Doukhobors Today 205
15. PART II GUEST ESSAYS BY THREE PROMINENT DOUKHOBORS
16. What Tolstoy Means to Me as an Artist, by Jan Kabatof 235
17. Lev Tolstoy in My Doukhobor Family Heritage 245
18. What Lev Tolstoy Means to Me and the Doukhobors 253
19. PART III ARCHIVAL DOCUMENTS ON TOLSTOY AND THE DOUKHOBORS
20. Excerpts from Sergej Tolstoy and the Doukhobors: A Journey to Canada 257
21. Excerpts Concerning the Doukhobors from S. A. Tolstaya’s Writings 297
22. PART IV ARCHIVAL LETTERS ON TOLSTOY AND THE DOUKHOBORS
23. Archival Letters Concerning the Doukhobors 311
24. APPENDICES
25. APPENDIX 1 Tolstoy and the Doukhobors: A Timeline 363
26. APPENDIX 2 Eli A. Popoff: A Filial Tribute 379
27. APPENDIX 3 Chronology of Tolstoy’s Letters on the Doukhobors (1891–1910) 385
28. APPENDIX 4 List of Sergej Tolstoy’s Publications 417
29. APPENDIX 5 Questionnaire for Doukhobors on L. N. Tolstoy 419
30. BIBLIOGRAPHY 423
31. INDEX OF NAMES 447