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Editors’ Preface .......................... vii
Preface ......................................ix
A Note on Dates and Names ....................xv
Chaptfr 1 The Formation of Russia: Slavs, Vikings,
and Byzantium ............................... 1
Chapthu 2 The Formation and Development of Muscovy
(1240-1462) ................................. 15
Ch apt hr 3 Muscovy: The Late Ryurikids and Early
Romanovs (1462-1689) .........................29
Chaptfr 4 The Petrine Revolution (1689-1725) ..........45
Cm apt hr 5 The Triumph of Empire (1725-1855) ......... 60
Chaptfr 6 Reform and Revolution (1855-1905) ...........75
Chaptfr 7 Wars and Revolutions (1905-1945) ............92
Chaptfr 8 Cold War and the Collapse of Communism
(1945 to the Present) ..................... 110
Chronology...................................127
Notes ..................................... 131
Further Reading..............................137
Websites.....................................141
Acknowledgments..............................143
Index....................................... 149
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