Reading the Memoir
You may have already followed links in the introduction (previous page) to particular subject material of interest.
You can read these pages in order by using the arrows at the top and bottom of each page. In each case, the original source page (or pages) is given in the Notes at page bottom. You can view them in a new window by clicking on the page link(s).
Alternatively, you can
use the Table of Contents menu at left, to choose a particular phase of Dorothy's life. Note that the Table of Contents automatically expands to show more detail under your choice and automatically conceals the details of other topics. (So, you'll never see entries for all the pages.)
If you are interested in a very specific topic, try the Search the Memoir feature. You can search for specific single words or phrases in the memoir.
Finally, you can access all the original manuscript pages directly, using this Table of Contents of the original manuscript.
Editor's Notes: Dorothy's birthplace is generally given as an unidentified town in Poland, which is culturally correct. But during most of the events she describes, the town was under Russian control, so --technically-- her birthplace was in Russia.
