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Men Above the Law (Russian: Самоуправцы, romanized: Samoupravtsy) is a tragedy in five acts by Alexey Pisemsky first published in the No.2, February 1867 issue of Vsemirny Trud magazine.

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rdfs:comment	Men Above the Law (Russian: Самоуправцы, romanized: Samoupravtsy) is a tragedy in five acts by Alexey Pisemsky first published in the No.2, February 1867 issue of Vsemirny Trud magazine. (en)
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