A History of RussiaRandom House, 1961 - 857 páginas |
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... Poland and Hungary . Poland played a more active part than did Hungary in intervening in Russian affairs . Twice in the eleventh century a Polish army occupied Kiev : in 1018 , Boleslaw I , who did so much to check the German Drang nach ...
... Poland and Hungary . Poland played a more active part than did Hungary in intervening in Russian affairs . Twice in the eleventh century a Polish army occupied Kiev : in 1018 , Boleslaw I , who did so much to check the German Drang nach ...
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... Poland . Since Poland then lived under a highly developed form of feudal system , and since the Polish nobility enjoyed wide powers over their peasants as well as much independence toward their king , this agreement provided a powerful ...
... Poland . Since Poland then lived under a highly developed form of feudal system , and since the Polish nobility enjoyed wide powers over their peasants as well as much independence toward their king , this agreement provided a powerful ...
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... Poland , also entered the war ; the Swedes swiftly took both Warsaw and Cracow . Ac- ceptance of Swedish rule by part of her aristocracy paralyzed Poland , and the Russo - Polish war was temporarily superseded by a Russo - Swedish one ...
... Poland , also entered the war ; the Swedes swiftly took both Warsaw and Cracow . Ac- ceptance of Swedish rule by part of her aristocracy paralyzed Poland , and the Russo - Polish war was temporarily superseded by a Russo - Swedish one ...
Contenido
INTRODUCTORY | 3 |
The Question of Feudalism | 73 |
The Triumph of Moscow | 79 |
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