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Leo Tolstoy’s classic novel, inspired by his own military experiences in the Caucasus. The Cossacks is a remarkably vivid and psychologically profound portrayal of the life of the Cossack community, showing the clash of cultures, ideas and human attitudes toward nature and freedom. Tolstoy describes with masterful precision the beauty of the Caucasus, the simplicity of life and the spiritual transformation of a man searching for meaning in a world devoid of harmony. This work is one of the most important stages in the development of his work and a precursor to the great novels that brought him worldwide fame.

The copy was bound by hand in natural leather by the bindery of the Polish Antiquarian. The perfect quality of workmanship, the classic character of the binding and attention to every detail make this book a unique premium collector’s item. The item is ideal for collectors, lovers of Russian literature and those looking for beautifully published works of timeless artistic and cultural value.