A History of RussiaRandom House, 1961 - 857 páginas For the student and general reader. |
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... industry in Russia had not been , the cotton industry almost wholly dispensed with compulsory labor . It could not , of course , do without the labor of the serfs , but , while obligated to their owners , these serf laborers were , in ...
... industry in Russia had not been , the cotton industry almost wholly dispensed with compulsory labor . It could not , of course , do without the labor of the serfs , but , while obligated to their owners , these serf laborers were , in ...
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... industry . Industry , far more than the effects that the changing world economy was producing on Russian agriculture , was the chief dynamic fac- tor in revolutionizing Russia . Capitalist industrialists might safely be ignored so long ...
... industry . Industry , far more than the effects that the changing world economy was producing on Russian agriculture , was the chief dynamic fac- tor in revolutionizing Russia . Capitalist industrialists might safely be ignored so long ...
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... industry . The immediate effect of Emancipation on the growth of factory industry was very depressing . Insofar as industry had relied on the obligatory labor of serfs , it was sharply set back . The noble factory , which had been ...
... industry . The immediate effect of Emancipation on the growth of factory industry was very depressing . Insofar as industry had relied on the obligatory labor of serfs , it was sharply set back . The noble factory , which had been ...
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INTRODUCTORY | 3 |
Christianity and the Role of the Church | 32 |
Decline of Kievan | 46 |
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