LIBERTY.

Michael Ghazarian Nalbandian was born in Russian Armenia in 1830;

graduated at the University of St. Petersburg with the title of

Professor; was active as a teacher, author, and journalist; fell

under suspicion for his political opinions, and underwent a rigorous

imprisonment of three years, after which he was exiled to the province

of Sarakov, and died there, in 1866, of lung disease contracted in

prison. It is forbidden in Russia to possess a picture of Nalbandian;

but portraits of him, with his poem on "Liberty" printed around the

margin, are circulated secretly.

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