The Evolution of Man and Society, Volumen1Simon and Schuster, 1969 - 753 páginas Col. maps on lining papers. Bibliography: p. 681-711. |
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... Russia ; but it was inwardly the means of creating the tsarist state . For it centred the new Russian society on an autocracy which was now free of the control or even the objections of the landed nobles . It was an autocracy which ...
... Russia ; but it was inwardly the means of creating the tsarist state . For it centred the new Russian society on an autocracy which was now free of the control or even the objections of the landed nobles . It was an autocracy which ...
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... Russian frontiers . The old autocrats had often prevented Russians leaving the country ; and infor- mation coming into the country . The new autocrat now in addition prevented foreigners entering the country and information going out of ...
... Russian frontiers . The old autocrats had often prevented Russians leaving the country ; and infor- mation coming into the country . The new autocrat now in addition prevented foreigners entering the country and information going out of ...
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... Russia . Thames and Hudson , London . JANKOVSKY , J. 1965. The Memoirs of Ivanov Razumnik . Oxford U.P. KENNAN , GEORGE . 1968. ' Causes of the Russian Revolution ' in Revolutionary Russia ed . R. Pipes . Harvard U.P. LENIN , VLADIMIR I ...
... Russia . Thames and Hudson , London . JANKOVSKY , J. 1965. The Memoirs of Ivanov Razumnik . Oxford U.P. KENNAN , GEORGE . 1968. ' Causes of the Russian Revolution ' in Revolutionary Russia ed . R. Pipes . Harvard U.P. LENIN , VLADIMIR I ...
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THE FOUNDATIONS page | 19 |
PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
EXPANDING PEOPLES | 127 |
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