History, Philosophically Illustrated, From the Fall of the Roman Empire, to the French Revolution Vol. Ii
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Of the history of Russia, from the building of Kiof in the year 430 to the end of the reign of Ivan III. in the year 1505.
Kiof founded in the year 430. — Novgorod founded, 450. — Reign of Ruric begun, 864. — Decline of Russia begun, 1015. — Domination of the Tatars begun, 1243. — Terminated by Ivan III., 1462.
It has been already remarked, that the various relations of the governments of modern Europe may be resolved into two distinguishable, though connected systems of policy ; a principal on...e composed of the central and southern governments, and a secondary one consisting of those of the northern regions. The preceding part of this work has been employed in reviewing the origin •and earlier combination of the former of these two systems ; in this chapter, and the two which imme- diately follow it, a view shall be taken of the origin and •combination of the latter within the same interval of time.
In the consideration of the northern system of Europe, Russia is manifestly the principal object.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of the history of Russia, from the building of Kiof in the year 430 to the end of the reign of Ivan III. in the year 1505.
Kiof founded in the year 430. — Novgorod founded, 450. — Reign of Ruric begun, 864. — Decline of Russia begun, 1015. — Domination of the Tatars begun, 1243. — Terminated by Ivan III., 1462.
It has been already remarked, that the various relations of the governments of modern Europe may be resolved into two distinguishable, though connected systems of policy ; a principal on...e composed of the central and southern governments, and a secondary one consisting of those of the northern regions. The preceding part of this work has been employed in reviewing the origin •and earlier combination of the former of these two systems ; in this chapter, and the two which imme- diately follow it, a view shall be taken of the origin and •combination of the latter within the same interval of time.
In the consideration of the northern system of Europe, Russia is manifestly the principal object.
What to read after History, Philosophically Illustrated, From the Fall of the Roman Empire, to the French Revolution Vol. Ii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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