A History of RussiaRandom House, 1961 - 857 páginas For the student and general reader. |
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... nobles generally . She created a third Guard regiment , the Izmailovsky , which might have given opportunity for more nobles to avoid service in the ranks of ordinary regiments ; but she had let it be officered by her favorites , the nobles ...
... nobles generally . She created a third Guard regiment , the Izmailovsky , which might have given opportunity for more nobles to avoid service in the ranks of ordinary regiments ; but she had let it be officered by her favorites , the nobles ...
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... nobles , the other for non - nobles who were , however , also non - taxpayers ( raznochintsy , men of mixed status ) . Inevitably these institutions of higher learning , like the older Shliakhetsky Korpus , the Artillery School , and ...
... nobles , the other for non - nobles who were , however , also non - taxpayers ( raznochintsy , men of mixed status ) . Inevitably these institutions of higher learning , like the older Shliakhetsky Korpus , the Artillery School , and ...
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... nobles from the Gymnasia , and only the factor of cost prevented the government from taking the primary schools out of the hands of the zemstvos . Earlier in the century , there had been " repentant nobles . " Now it was the ...
... nobles from the Gymnasia , and only the factor of cost prevented the government from taking the primary schools out of the hands of the zemstvos . Earlier in the century , there had been " repentant nobles . " Now it was the ...
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INTRODUCTORY | 3 |
Christianity and the Role of the Church | 32 |
Decline of Kievan | 46 |
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