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THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE 1801-1917 PREFACE CONTENTS PART ONE EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY RUSSIA PART TWO THE ALEXANDRINE AGE PART THREE THE GENDARME OF EUROPE PART FOUR THE TSAR LIBERATOR PART FIVE THE AGE OF COUNTER-REFORM PART SIX FROM REVOLUTION TO REVOLUTION LIST OF MAPS NOTE ON DATES, SPELLING, AND MEASURES PART I EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY RUSSIA I POLITICAL AND SOCIAL FORCES The Growth of the Russian State Autocracy and Nobility The People The Church Education, Ideas, and Culture II RUSSIA AS A GREAT POWER Foreign Policy after Peter Regions and Peoples of Russia The Caucasus and Transcaucasia The Reign of Paul I PART II THE ALEXANDRINE AGE III REFORM AND RESISTANCE The Unofficial Committee Foreign Policy 1801-1807 The Rise and Fall of Speransky Alexander and Napoleon, 1807-1812 IV WAR AND PEACE The War of 1812 The Liberation of Europe V THE AFTERMATH The Age of Arakcheyev Education and Ideas The Kingdom of Poland The Concert of Europe The Decembrists PART III THE GENDARME OF EUROPE IV GOVERNMENT The Ruler Central Government The Administration Religious Policy Education VII SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT The Problem of Serfdom The Peasants The Government and the Peasants The Nobility The Urban Classes Economic Policy VIII IDEAS AND MOVEMENTS Literature and Censorship Westernizers and Slavophils Russian Nationalism and Pan-slavism The Last Years IX FOREIGN RELATIONS The War with Poland Expansion in Asia The War with Turkey and Greek Independence Egypt, Turkey, and the Straits The European Revolutions The Sick Man of Europe The Crimean War PART IV THE TSAR LIBERATOR X THE GREAT REFORMS The Emperor The Decision to Abolish Serfdom The Machinery of the Reform The Emancipation Regional Self-Government Judicial Reform Education Political Movements The Polish Rebellion XI FROM DISENCHANTMENT TO ASSASSINATION Government and Administration Culture Rural Society after Emancipation Industty, Trade, and Finance The Nationalities The Revolutionary Movement XII FOREIGN POLICY Russia and the Powers, 1856-1870 Expansion in Asia Pan-Slavism and the Balkans, 1875-1878 PART V THE AGE OF COUNTER-REFORM XIII GOVERNMENT Men and Measures Education and Culture Russification XIV SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT Agriculture The National Economy Social Classes XV POLITICAL MOVEMENTS The New Reign Marxism Liberalism The Socialist Revolutionaries Political Parties in Action XVI FOREIGN POLICY The Franco-Russian Alliance The Far East PART VI FROM REVOLUTION TO REVOLUTION XVII THE DAYS OF LIBERTY The Revolution of 1905 The Nationalist Movements The First and Second Dumas XVIII THE AGE OF STOLYPIN Semi-Constitutional Politics Economic Development Nationalism XIX FOREIGN POLICY Russia, France, and Germany Russia and Britain Russia, Japan, and America Russia, Germany, and Sweden Russia, Austria, and the Slavs The Balkans and the Great Powers, 1908-1914 XX THE END OF THE MONARCHY The First World War The February Revolution CONCLUSIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY I. THE WHOLE PERIOD Economic and Social Education Religion Nationalities II. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND UP TO END OF EIGHTEENTH CENTURY Economic and social Cultural Foreign Policy III. THE REIGN OF ALEXANDER I, 1801-1825 Government and Politics Foreign Policy and the Napoleonic Wars IV. THE REIGN OF NICHOLAS I, 1825-1855 Government and Politics Political and Social Ideas Economic and Social Development Nationalities Foreign Observers Foreign Relations V. THE REIGN OF ALEXANDER II, 1855-1881 Nationalities Foreign Observers Foreign Relations VI. THE REIGNS OF ALEXANDER III AND NICHOLAS 11, 1881-1905 VII. THE LAST YEARS, 1905-1917 INDEX OF PERSONS INDEX OF PLACES AND SUBJECTS
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