A History of RussiaRandom House, 1961 - 857 páginas For the student and general reader. |
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... fact of descent from Rurik could not in itself confer real power . The relevant fact is that there were always males of the stock of Rurik to inherit the more important principalities . This was largely due to the partial survival of ...
... fact of descent from Rurik could not in itself confer real power . The relevant fact is that there were always males of the stock of Rurik to inherit the more important principalities . This was largely due to the partial survival of ...
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... fact that Dmitry Tolstoy was the prime mover in the law of 1885 is the best proof of the fundamentally reactionary character of the government's policy . The fact that in the 1890's Witte , in the Ministry of Finance , did everything in ...
... fact that Dmitry Tolstoy was the prime mover in the law of 1885 is the best proof of the fundamentally reactionary character of the government's policy . The fact that in the 1890's Witte , in the Ministry of Finance , did everything in ...
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... fact for the existence in the Soviet Union of more than one party ; the Constitution merely re- corded , but did not create , the fact . In other respects the Stalin Constitution of 1936 did not differ essentially from the original ...
... fact for the existence in the Soviet Union of more than one party ; the Constitution merely re- corded , but did not create , the fact . In other respects the Stalin Constitution of 1936 did not differ essentially from the original ...
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INTRODUCTORY | 3 |
Christianity and the Role of the Church | 32 |
Decline of Kievan | 46 |
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