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The structure of Russian history; interpretive essays.

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ix, 436 p. illus., ports.; 24 cm.

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CONTENTS. - Russia's Byzantine heritage, by D. Obolensky. - The Mongol tribute according to the wills and agreements of the Russian princes, by M. Roublev. - Khan or Basileus: an aspect of Russian mediaeval political theory, by M. Cherniavsky. - A neglected Byzantine source of Muscovite political ideology, by I. Sevĉenko. - Moscow, the third Rome: sources of doctrine, by D. Strémooukhoff. - The problem of old Russian culture, by G. Florovsky. - The old believers and the new religion, by M. Cherniavsky. - Continuity in economic activity and policy during the post-Petrine period in Russia, by A. Kahan. - Home, school, and service in the life of the eighteenth century Russian nobleman, by M. Raeff. - The costs of "westernization" in Russia: the gentry and the economy in the eighteenth century, by A. Kahan. - Russia and the West: a comparison and contrast, by H. L. Roberts. - Russia's perception of her relationship with the West, by M. Raeff. - Bureaucracy in Russia under Nicholas I, by S. Monas. - Problems and patterns of Russian economic development, by A. Gerschenkron. - The parties and the state: the evolution of political attitudes, by L. Haimson. - The dissidence of Russian painting (1860-1922), by A. Besançon. - The revelation of St. Boris: Russian literature and individual autonomy, by S. Monas.

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Call Number

JFE 71-438

LCCN

73098271

OCLC

NYPG710402001-B

Author

Cherniavsky, Michael. Compiler

Title

The structure of Russian history; interpretive essays.

Imprint

New York, Random House [1970]

Edition

[1st ed.]

Bibliography

Includes bibliographical references.

Research Call Number

JFE 71-438