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... forces into the field . The " serving princes " and other boyars continued to lead their own armed forces and in addition monopolized the chief commands in the grand prince's armies . Yet the mass of the military servitors was made up ...
... forces into the field . The " serving princes " and other boyars continued to lead their own armed forces and in addition monopolized the chief commands in the grand prince's armies . Yet the mass of the military servitors was made up ...
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... forces . Along with cossacks and fugitive peasants were organized forces of dvoriane and " sons of boyars . " The latter groups , however , were animated not by ideas of social revolution but by desire to preserve the existing order ...
... forces . Along with cossacks and fugitive peasants were organized forces of dvoriane and " sons of boyars . " The latter groups , however , were animated not by ideas of social revolution but by desire to preserve the existing order ...
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... forces occupied the Ukraine , retaking Odessa ( August 23 ) and Kiev ( Au- gust 31 ) . By the middle of October , he had taken Orel , little more than two hundred miles south of Moscow . Although his forces numbered little over a ...
... forces occupied the Ukraine , retaking Odessa ( August 23 ) and Kiev ( Au- gust 31 ) . By the middle of October , he had taken Orel , little more than two hundred miles south of Moscow . Although his forces numbered little over a ...
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INTRODUCTORY | 3 |
The Question of Feudalism | 73 |
The Triumph of Moscow | 79 |
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