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The More of Peter the Great

Alexander Pushkin
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The More of Peter the Great by Alexander Pushkin comes up on The Rest Is History, with transcript quotes, timestamps, and episode context.

The More of Peter the Great by Alexander Pushkin appears 1 time across 1 podcast episode on 1 show, with transcript quotes and timestamps.

Indeed, even today, there are critics who say that that book, The More of Peter the Great, Pushkin's book about his great-grandfather, is, as one American critic puts it, the first work of fiction in modern times by a black writer.

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279: Cameroon: The Slave General of Peter the Great on The Rest Is History
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The host discusses the significance of Pushkin's work, particularly 'The More of Peter the Great,' in relation to the historical figure Gannibal. This connection highlights Gannibal's role as an icon for Black writers during the Harlem Renaissance and Pushkin's unique heritage as a writer of African descent.

The More of Peter the Great by Alexander Pushkin most often appears in conversations about Pushkin and Gannibal.

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The host discusses the significance of Pushkin's work, particularly 'The More of Peter the Great,' in relation to the historical figure Gannibal. This connection highlights Gannibal's role as an icon for Black writers during the Harlem Renaissance and Pushkin's unique heritage as a writer of African descent.

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279: Cameroon: The Slave General of Peter the Great on The Rest Is History is one of the clearest indexed episodes that mentioned The More of Peter the Great by Alexander Pushkin. The first indexed transcript timestamp lands at 32:21.

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The host discusses the significance of Pushkin's work, particularly 'The More of Peter the Great,' in relation to the historical figure Gannibal. This connection highlights Gannibal's role as an icon for Black writers during the Harlem Renaissance and Pushkin's unique heritage as a writer of African descent. It most often appears in conversations about Pushkin and Gannibal.

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Pushkin's book about his great-grandfather is considered by some critics as the first work of fiction in modern times by a black writer.

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Key quote: Indeed, even today, there are critics who say that that book, The More of Peter the Great, Pushkin's book about his great-grandfather, is, as one American critic puts it, the first work of fiction in modern times by a black writer.
The host discusses the significance of Pushkin's work, particularly 'The More of Peter the Great,' in relation to the historical figure Gannibal. This connection highlights Gannibal's role as an icon for Black writers during the Harlem Renaissance and Pushkin's unique heritage as a writer of African descent.