Title Statements
- Full title :Imperial Russia; : a source book, 1700-1917.
Edition Statements
- Publication Date:1974
- Edition:2d ed
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):Dryden Press
- Place of Publication:Hinsdale, Ill
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:1974
Notes
Companion volume: Medieval Russia.
The Physical Object
- Description:xi, 497 pages : maps : 23 cm
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:0030892376, 9780030892370
- oclc:ocm00902369
- LC Classification:DK3
- Dewey Decimal:947
Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS -- The revolt and punishment of the Streltsy in 1968: an eyewitness account -- Reorganization of Russian by Peter I -- The problem of imperial succession: Peter's relations with his son Alexei -- Pososhkov on poverty and wealth -- Events surrounding the assumption of power by empress Anna, 1730 -- Events surround the assumption of power by empress Elizabeth, 1741 -- Lomonosov's challenge of the "normanist theory," 1749 -- Peter III's charter to the nobility, February 18, 1762 -- Catherine II's account of her accession to the throne, 1762 -- The Nakaz, or instruction, of Catherine II to the legislative commission of 1767-1768 -- The Russo-Polish treaty on the first partition of Poland, September 18, 1773 -- The Pugachev rebellion -- The treaty of Kutchuk-Kainardzhi, July 21, 1774 -- Catherine II's charter to the nobility, April 21, 1785 -- Radishchev's journey from St. Petersburg to Moscow -- Conditinos of peasants in the 18th century -- Czartoryski's account of the events surrounding the assassination of Paul, 1801 -- Alexander I's decree on free agriculturists, February 20, 1803 -- The Franco-Russian arrangements at Tilsit, July 7, 1807 -- Sperankii's proposed b…
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