A History of RussiaRandom House, 1961 - 857 páginas |
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... agricultural nomads would perhaps be an exaggeration . Yet the primitive character of their agricultural techniques , permitting no recovery of fertility by land kept too long under cultivation , and the vast extent of available land ...
... agricultural nomads would perhaps be an exaggeration . Yet the primitive character of their agricultural techniques , permitting no recovery of fertility by land kept too long under cultivation , and the vast extent of available land ...
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... agricultural productivity . Among the basic difficulties continued to be the unkindness of nature : not more than one - sixth of the total area of the Soviet Union is capable of being used for agricultural purposes ; notwith- standing ...
... agricultural productivity . Among the basic difficulties continued to be the unkindness of nature : not more than one - sixth of the total area of the Soviet Union is capable of being used for agricultural purposes ; notwith- standing ...
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... agricultural productivity . Among the basic difficulties continued to be the unkindness of nature : not more than one - sixth of the total area of the Soviet Union is capable of being used for agricultural purposes ; notwith- standing ...
... agricultural productivity . Among the basic difficulties continued to be the unkindness of nature : not more than one - sixth of the total area of the Soviet Union is capable of being used for agricultural purposes ; notwith- standing ...
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INTRODUCTORY | 3 |
The Question of Feudalism | 73 |
The Triumph of Moscow | 79 |
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