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Lay " fraternities " continued to resist and successfully , though illegally , kept their Church in existence , despite vigorous persecution and deprivation of political rights . An important by - product of the situation was the work ...
Lay " fraternities " continued to resist and successfully , though illegally , kept their Church in existence , despite vigorous persecution and deprivation of political rights . An important by - product of the situation was the work ...
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service ; " condemned to a free but hungry existence , " 17 they became home- less vagrants and drifted in large numbers to the southern frontiers , often joining the lawless cossack " brigands . ” The bulk of the tenants , the " free ...
service ; " condemned to a free but hungry existence , " 17 they became home- less vagrants and drifted in large numbers to the southern frontiers , often joining the lawless cossack " brigands . ” The bulk of the tenants , the " free ...
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After Emancipation , though not immediately , there came into existence the necessary preconditions for a phenomenal growth of factories , a develop- ment to be discussed more fully presently .
After Emancipation , though not immediately , there came into existence the necessary preconditions for a phenomenal growth of factories , a develop- ment to be discussed more fully presently .
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INTRODUCTORY | 3 |
Decline of Kievan | 46 |
The Question of Feudalism | 73 |
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