Stone belt. Book 2. Heirs
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"Stone belt" is an epic canvas covering the period of Russian reality from the end of the 17th century to the 70s of the XIX century. And although the story of the story is the history of the family of the Ural mines of the Demidovs - from the sweeping blacksmith of Nikita, the initiator of the "case", to the weak, depraved by the luxury of Anatoly, Prince San Donato, who completed the family order, - the main character of the trilogy is a talented, hardworking and rebellious trilogy, patient and rebellious. .
The author created a whole gallery of memorable images of artisan people, the Demidovs, cruel, power -loving, proud of their strength and power over a person, are visibly appear.
"Heirs" - the second book of the trilogy.
Like the grandfather, the Tula gunsmith Nikita Demidov, his grandchildren in an effort to expand production show economic performance and assertiveness. Inviorally exploiting the labor people, for the sake of profit, they commit crimes, morally degraded. Unable to endure the need and arbitrariness, the workers and serfs of the Demidov plants, led by E. Pugachev, act on the fight against oppressors
The author created a whole gallery of memorable images of artisan people, the Demidovs, cruel, power -loving, proud of their strength and power over a person, are visibly appear.
"Heirs" - the second book of the trilogy.
Like the grandfather, the Tula gunsmith Nikita Demidov, his grandchildren in an effort to expand production show economic performance and assertiveness. Inviorally exploiting the labor people, for the sake of profit, they commit crimes, morally degraded. Unable to endure the need and arbitrariness, the workers and serfs of the Demidov plants, led by E. Pugachev, act on the fight against oppressors
Author:
Author:Fedorov Evgeny Aleksandrovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Series:
Series: Ural-Batyushka
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4484-1367-4
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