A History of RussiaRandom House, 1961 - 857 páginas For the student and general reader. |
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... later centuries only a select minority were able to afford horses ; the bulk of the armed population ( the " children " ) fought on foot and with- out armor . The laws of the Eastern Slavs were based on custom and were not recorded ...
... later centuries only a select minority were able to afford horses ; the bulk of the armed population ( the " children " ) fought on foot and with- out armor . The laws of the Eastern Slavs were based on custom and were not recorded ...
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... later by Friar Andrew of Longjumeau , sent from the Holy Land by the king of France ( St. Louis of crusading fame ) , or the more famous journey , another five years later , of another Franciscan , Guillaume de Rubriquis , who , to ...
... later by Friar Andrew of Longjumeau , sent from the Holy Land by the king of France ( St. Louis of crusading fame ) , or the more famous journey , another five years later , of another Franciscan , Guillaume de Rubriquis , who , to ...
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... later bitter accusations against this " comedy , " it has been es- tablished by the painstaking work of Professor Kliuchevsky that this zemsky sobor was perfectly normal and regular in its composition and func- tioning . As in 1566 ...
... later bitter accusations against this " comedy , " it has been es- tablished by the painstaking work of Professor Kliuchevsky that this zemsky sobor was perfectly normal and regular in its composition and func- tioning . As in 1566 ...
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INTRODUCTORY | 3 |
Christianity and the Role of the Church | 32 |
Decline of Kievan | 46 |
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