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... practice of conscripting peasant soldiers ( datoch- nye ) was extended and regularized . Alexis undertook ... practices in the West . Not only peasant serfdom but commercial submissiveness was to be one of the enduring hallmarks of the ...
... practice of conscripting peasant soldiers ( datoch- nye ) was extended and regularized . Alexis undertook ... practices in the West . Not only peasant serfdom but commercial submissiveness was to be one of the enduring hallmarks of the ...
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... practice of annual publication of a statement of all revenues and expendi- tures ; he also established unification of the treasury by securing abolition of the old practice of allowing each ministry to manage its own revenues and ...
... practice of annual publication of a statement of all revenues and expendi- tures ; he also established unification of the treasury by securing abolition of the old practice of allowing each ministry to manage its own revenues and ...
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... practice of employing scapegoats made such procedures all the easier . In much the same way as overly enthusiastic subordinates had rushed the collectivization program faster than the top leadership had intended , overly ambitious men ...
... practice of employing scapegoats made such procedures all the easier . In much the same way as overly enthusiastic subordinates had rushed the collectivization program faster than the top leadership had intended , overly ambitious men ...
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INTRODUCTORY | 3 |
The Question of Feudalism | 73 |
The Triumph of Moscow | 79 |
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