Captivity of Two Russian Princesses in the Caucasus

This book is an account of the captivity of two Russian princesses, Maria and Sophia Dolgorukova, who were kidnapped and held captive by the Muslim leader Imam Shamil in the Caucasus Mountains for over a year in the 1850s. The book offers a rare first-hand account of life in the Caucasus during this turbulent period, as well as insights into the politics and cultures of the region. It is an engrossing and informative read for anyone interested in history, geography, or cultural studies.

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