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1. The novel Resurrection (November, 1895–February, 1896, January–February, 1897, July–December, 1898, and all of 1899).

2. The drama The Light That Shines in Darkness (December, 1895—planned it; January–April, 1896; October, 1896, and July–August, 1897—planned it).

3. The novel Hadji Murad (September, 1896; March–April, 1897—planned it; September, 1897–June, 1898).

4. The story Father Sergius (June, 1898; August, 1898—planned it). Besides this, there are indications that he planned during this period:

5. The story Who is Right? (November, 1897).

6. Notes of a Madman (December, 1896, January, 1897).

7. The drama The Living Corpse (December, 1897).

8. The novel The Forged Coupon (June, 1898, December, 1899).

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1. The Christian Doctrine (November–December, 1895, May–July, September–December, 1896).

2. Shameful (December, 1895).

3. A Letter to the Italians (About the Abyssinians, unfinished, March–April, 1896).

4. What Is Art? (May–July, 1896—planned it; November, 1896–April, 1897, July, 1897–February, 1898).

5. How To Read the Gospels and in What Is Their Essence (July, 1896).

6. The Beginning of the End (September–October, 1896).

7. On War (unfinished—November–December, 1896).

8. The Appendix to The Appeal, by P. Biriukov, I. Tregubov and V. G. Chertkov—Help! (December, 1896).

9. The Appeal (unfinished, January–April, 1897, September, 1897–April, 1898—planned it; May–July, 1898).

10. Preface to the essay by Edward Carpenter, Contemporary Science (October, 1897–February, 1898).

11. Preface to the English edition of What Is Art? (April, 1898).

12. Carthago delenda est (April, 1898).

13. Is There Famine or No Famine? (May–June, 1898).

14. Two Wars (August, 1898).

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(Those important according to volume and contents).[a4]

1. To P. V. Verigin (on the harm and benefit of printing). November 21, 1895.

2. John Manson (“Patriotism and Peace”). December, 1895.

3. Ernest Crosby (“On Non-resistance”). December, 1895–February, 1896.

4. To M. A. Sopotsko (“On the Church Deception”). March 16, 1896.

5. To the Ministers of Justice and the Interior (on the subject of the arrest of Mme. M. N. Kholevinsky). April 20, 1896.