A History of RussiaRandom House, 1961 - 857 páginas For the student and general reader. |
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... important rivers . From the source of the Volga in the Valdai Hills to its mouth in the Caspian is , as the crow flies , little over a thousand miles . Thanks to the slight drop ( 633 feet ) from source to mouth , the river turns and ...
... important rivers . From the source of the Volga in the Valdai Hills to its mouth in the Caspian is , as the crow flies , little over a thousand miles . Thanks to the slight drop ( 633 feet ) from source to mouth , the river turns and ...
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... important of the secretaries were given seats in the boyar duma , as were also a certain number of military servitors ( dumnye dvoriane ) . Just as the boyars were no longer adequate by themselves to staff the increasingly complex ...
... important of the secretaries were given seats in the boyar duma , as were also a certain number of military servitors ( dumnye dvoriane ) . Just as the boyars were no longer adequate by themselves to staff the increasingly complex ...
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... important writer in " frozen Russia " was , however , Nicholas V. Gogol ( 1809-52 ) , of an upper - class cossack family . A failure as a professor of history at St. Petersburg ( 1834-35 ) , he achieved his first major success with The ...
... important writer in " frozen Russia " was , however , Nicholas V. Gogol ( 1809-52 ) , of an upper - class cossack family . A failure as a professor of history at St. Petersburg ( 1834-35 ) , he achieved his first major success with The ...
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INTRODUCTORY | 3 |
Christianity and the Role of the Church | 32 |
Decline of Kievan | 46 |
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