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... rule over considerable areas - notably the Danelaw in Saxon England and Normandy in Carolingian France . Lured by possibilities of plunder and of trade rooted in plunder similar to those that brought the Viking swarms down on the West ...
... rule over considerable areas - notably the Danelaw in Saxon England and Normandy in Carolingian France . Lured by possibilities of plunder and of trade rooted in plunder similar to those that brought the Viking swarms down on the West ...
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... rule in the middle Dnieper basin . Such , in summary outline , was the fate of the western Russian lands , and such were the conditions under which , under Lithuanian rule , the White Russian and , under Polish rule , Little Russian ...
... rule in the middle Dnieper basin . Such , in summary outline , was the fate of the western Russian lands , and such were the conditions under which , under Lithuanian rule , the White Russian and , under Polish rule , Little Russian ...
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... rule of their own agents for some of the old principalities . Yet in the northeast , where the commercial town and its vieche had been weakly developed , they had readily accepted the intermediary role of the native Russian princes and ...
... rule of their own agents for some of the old principalities . Yet in the northeast , where the commercial town and its vieche had been weakly developed , they had readily accepted the intermediary role of the native Russian princes and ...
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INTRODUCTORY | 3 |
The Question of Feudalism | 73 |
The Triumph of Moscow | 79 |
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