A History of RussiaRandom House, 1961 - 857 páginas |
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... direct or by relatively easy portages , with all points in the land ; at the same time , it lay at the intersection of the chief overland routes in this area . In conse- quence , Moscow seems to have attracted deposit of a denser ...
... direct or by relatively easy portages , with all points in the land ; at the same time , it lay at the intersection of the chief overland routes in this area . In conse- quence , Moscow seems to have attracted deposit of a denser ...
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... direct taxes were collected by the military on the new per capita basis ; arrears amounted to 18 percent . Ultimately the new system was to be a contributing factor in the recovery of agriculture , for the old system of basing direct ...
... direct taxes were collected by the military on the new per capita basis ; arrears amounted to 18 percent . Ultimately the new system was to be a contributing factor in the recovery of agriculture , for the old system of basing direct ...
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... direct consequence of his teaching was the formation , in 1869 , of a secret society with the magniloquent title of " The People's Assize . " It was absolutely controlled , on the basis of a cellular structure , by Nechaiev , a protégé ...
... direct consequence of his teaching was the formation , in 1869 , of a secret society with the magniloquent title of " The People's Assize . " It was absolutely controlled , on the basis of a cellular structure , by Nechaiev , a protégé ...
Contenido
INTRODUCTORY | 3 |
The Question of Feudalism | 73 |
The Triumph of Moscow | 79 |
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