Crime and Punishment

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The Floating Press, Jan 1, 2009 - Fiction - 1017 pages
Fyodor Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment is one of the world's first psychological thrillers. A mesmerizing detective story with an intriguing and multifarious central character, Crime and Punishment hinges on the ethical dilemmas and angst of the student Rodion Romanovich Raskolnikov who plans and implements the murder of a ruthless pawnbroker. Rodion convinces himself that in killing her he will both solves his financial problems and divests the world of a wicked leech. But can he commit a murder and escape all consequences?
 

Contents

Chapter I
527
Chapter II
553
Chapter III
577
Chapter IV
592
Chapter V
627
Chapter VI
660
PART V
677
Chapter I
678

Chapter VII
145
PART II
168
Chapter I
169
Chapter II
204
Chapter III
224
Chapter IV
251
Chapter V
271
Chapter VI
294
Chapter VII
335
PART III
370
Chapter I
371
Chapter II
396
Chapter III
418
Chapter IV
446
Chapter V
470
Chapter VI
506
PART IV
526
Chapter II
707
Chapter III
729
Chapter IV
755
Chapter V
789
PART VI
815
Chapter I
816
Chapter II
835
Chapter III
860
Chapter IV
879
Chapter V
898
Chapter VI
926
Chapter VII
950
Chapter VIII
968
Epilogue
988
Endnotes
1016
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