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"The Irrational Journey" 1967 De ROTHSCHILD, Pauline Private Clubs often featuring architectural subjectsA Russian winter through the eyes of an acute and delighted visitor DE ROTHSCHILD, Pauline [118] pp. Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc. 1967 First Edition 9 1 4" x 6 1 4" Perhaps the most important part of a journey is what it discovers in you, writes Pauline de Rothschild in this book. It is an account of the three months she and her husband, Baron Philippe de Rothschild, spent traveling through Russia in the dead of winter in the mid 1960s. In it, she