Nikolai Gogol’s Dead Souls is the great comic masterpiece of Russian literature–a satirical and splendidly exaggerated epic of life in the benighted provinces.

This book contain collection of 12 books

1. Taras Bulba [1835]
2. Dead Souls [1841-46]
3. The Inspector-General (The Government Inspector) [1836]
4. St John's Eve 
5. How the Two Ivans Quarrelled

13 Complete Works of Nikolai Gogol


A May Night
Dead Souls
How the Two Ivans Quarrelled
Memoirs of a Madman
ST. John's Eve
Taras Bulba
The Calash
The Cloak
The Inspector General
The Mantle
The Mysterious

One of the most influential short stories ever written, Nikolai Gogol's ‘‘The Overcoat’’ first appeared in 1842 as part of a four-volume publication of its author's

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Anton Antonovich, the Governor, Artemy Filippovich, the Superintendent of Charities, Luka Lukich, the Inspector of Schools, Ammos Fiodorovich, the Judge, Stepan Ilyich, Christian Ivanovich, the

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