Turgenieff
IVAN, a Russian novelist; born in Arel, Nov. 9, 1818, and was educated at home and in Berlin.
His writings show a wonderful insight into human motives and feelings. They include: "Poems" (1841); "Parascha" (1843); "Improvidence" (1843); "Andrei Kolosov" (1844); "Andrei" (1845), TURGITE a volume of poems; "The Conversation" (1845) ; "The Landlord" (1846) ; "Three " (1846); "Three Portraits" (1846) ; "Khor and Kalinych" (1847) "The Bully" (1847) ; "Dimitri " (1847); "Dimitri Rudin" (1852) ; "Two Friends" (1853) ; Friends" (1853); "Quiet Life" (1854) ; "Rudin" (1856) "Rudin" (1856); "Faust" (1856) ; "Asya" (1858) "A Nest of Noblemen" (1859), also translated as "Lisa"; "First Love" (1860) ; "Hamlet and Don Quixote" (1860) ; "On the Eve" (1862); "Fathers and Sons " (1862); "Visions" (1863); "The Dog" (1863 ?) ; "Story of Lieutenant Jergunov" (1864); "The Brigadier" (1866) "Smoke" Brigadier" (1866); TURKESTAN exclusive privileges of companies and corporations. Such, however, was the opposition of the clergy and nobility to his reforms that he was dismissed from office in 1776, and retired into private life. He died in Paris, March 20, 1781.