A History of RussiaRandom House, 1961 - 857 páginas For the student and general reader. |
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... Ivan assumed that she had been poisoned by jealous boyars and could find no consolation in the other six wives he successively married . According to his chief opponent - Prince Kurbsky , a prominent boyar who , although commander of Ivan's ...
... Ivan assumed that she had been poisoned by jealous boyars and could find no consolation in the other six wives he successively married . According to his chief opponent - Prince Kurbsky , a prominent boyar who , although commander of Ivan's ...
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... Ivan's Muscovy . What was most significant for the further development of Russian institu- tions was Ivan's establishment of the oprichnina , itself only a temporary phe- nomenon but one which had enduring consequences . Oprichnina was ...
... Ivan's Muscovy . What was most significant for the further development of Russian institu- tions was Ivan's establishment of the oprichnina , itself only a temporary phe- nomenon but one which had enduring consequences . Oprichnina was ...
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... Ivan III 1498-1502 " Judaizing heresy " and problem of succession 16th CENTURY 1501 Ivan III claims all of former Russian land as patrimony Poland and Lithuania agree to choose same ruler 1503 Victory of Josephites at Church Council ...
... Ivan III 1498-1502 " Judaizing heresy " and problem of succession 16th CENTURY 1501 Ivan III claims all of former Russian land as patrimony Poland and Lithuania agree to choose same ruler 1503 Victory of Josephites at Church Council ...
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INTRODUCTORY | 3 |
Christianity and the Role of the Church | 32 |
Decline of Kievan | 46 |
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