For 10 points, name this novel that offers a panoramic view of Russian life, a work of Leo Tolstoy.
One dream sequence in this novel begins with its dreamer falling asleep in the courtyard of an inn at Mozhaysk, where he recalls challenging a friend to a duel at the Moscow English Club. Another dream sequence begins shortly after the death of another character, who tells its dreamer "God is Life." That character has a philosophical rhapsody with a man who prays to the keeper of horses every night, named Platon, and dies shortly afterwards.  This novel contains a scene in which the tsar tosses biscuits at a crowd, which Petya catches. Another scene in this novel sees Anatole inviting a mocked priest to a fake wedding for a member of the Rostov family. Ending with Nikolai and Maria able to raise Prince Andrey's sons, it also chronicles the times of Pierre Bezukov, who intends to assassinate Napoleon in this work's fourth book. For 10 points, name this novel that offers a panoramic view of Russian life, a work of Leo Tolstoy.
One dream sequence in this novel begins with its dreamer falling asleep in the courtyard of an inn at Mozhaysk, where he recalls challenging a friend to a duel at the Moscow English Club.
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