The hapless Missy, an admirer of a major character of this novel,  and the rest of the Korchagin family are caricatures of high society.
In one chapter of this novel, a red-headed woman starts a fight with a group of rival women known as "the aristocracy"  because they do not share their stash of alcohol with her. The hapless Missy, an admirer of a major character of this novel,  and the rest of the Korchagin family are caricatures of high society. This novel was inspired by a story that a client told  the author's jurist friend A. F. Koni. In this novel, a prostitute framed for murder is tried by a jury that includes a  nobleman who had years earlier impregnated and abandoned her.  Its proceeds funded the emigration to Canada of the  persecuted (*) Doukhobor community. This novel contains a description of the prison system of Siberia, where its protagonist  journeys to redemptively marry the former prostitute. For 10 points, name this novel in which Katusha Maslova's relationship  with Dmitri Nekhlyudov is restored in a manner symbolic of Christ's rebirth, the last full-length novel by Leo Tolstoy.
In one chapter of this novel, a red-headed woman starts a fight with a group of rival women known as "the aristocracy"  because they do not share their stash of alcohol with her.
Resurrection [or Voskreseniye]