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9780300082661

Russia in the Age of Peter the Great

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  • ISBN13:

    9780300082661

  • ISBN10:

    0300082665

  • Format: Trade Paper
  • Copyright: 2000-03-11
  • Publisher: Yale University Press

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Summary

Named one of the Best Nonfiction Books of 1998 by the "Los Angeles Times Book Review, " this magisterial volume is a history of Peter the Great and the Russia he governed.

Table of Contents

List of Illustrations
xi
Preface xii
Note on Transliteration, Abbreviations, Weights and Measures xvi
Romanov Family Tree xxi
Reign of Peter I: Chronology of Events xxii
The Petrine Year xxix
Map
xxx
Beginnings
1(20)
Russia in 1672
1(7)
Sophia: The 168os
8(3)
The Making of a Sovereign: The 169os
11(10)
Russia and the World: 1696---1725
21(42)
From Azov to the Grand Embassy: 1696--1698
22(4)
The Great Northern War: From Narva to Poltava, 1700--1709
26(12)
Poltava: 27 June 1709
38(3)
Battle for the Baltic: 1709--1710
41(4)
War with Turkey. The Pruth Campaign and the Treaty of Adrianople: 1711--1713
45(5)
From Pruth to Nystad: 1711--1721
50(7)
The Persian Campaign: 1722--1723
57(2)
Summary: Russia and the World in 1725
59(4)
The Russian Military Machine
63(29)
War and Reform
63(2)
Recruitment
65(6)
Supplying the Troops
71(3)
Training, Welfare and Ethos
74(5)
Central Command
79(1)
The Navy
80(9)
Conclusion
89(3)
Government
92(43)
Monarch and Mock Sovereigns
92(8)
Central Government: From Boyar Council to Senate
100(5)
From Prikazy to Kollegii
105(7)
Peter's Cabinet
112(1)
Provincial and Municipal Government
113(8)
Law and Order
121(11)
Conclusion
132(3)
The Economy
135(24)
Taxation and the State Budget
135(7)
Financial Administration and Coinage
142(2)
Wages and Prices
144(1)
Trade
145(5)
Industry and Mining
150(4)
Russian Capitalism and Mercantilism
154(5)
Peter's People
159(44)
Orders of Society
159(1)
Peasants and Workers
160(12)
Nobles
172(8)
The Table of Ranks
180(6)
Women: From Boiaryni to Damy
186(17)
St Petersburg and the Arts
203(45)
From Moscow to St Petersburg
203(7)
Peter's Paradise
210(14)
Architecture
224(4)
The Figurative Arts
228(12)
Theatre and Music
240(8)
The Petrine Court
248(50)
Introduction
248(1)
The All-Drunken Assembly and the Mock Court
249(8)
Dwarfs and Giants
257(3)
Weddings, Coronations and Funerals
260(4)
Drinking, Assemblies and Popular Entertainments
264(6)
The Court Calendar
270(10)
Dress and Hair Codes
280(8)
Manners and Behaviour
288(10)
Education and Learning
298(34)
Russia and the West
298(1)
Schools
299(10)
Science and Learning
309(7)
Books and Readers
316(10)
Literature and Language
326(4)
Conclusion
330(2)
Religion
332(25)
The Religious Inheritance
332(3)
The 1690s: Prelude to Reform
335(2)
Church Administration, 1700--1725
337(6)
The Service Clergy
343(5)
Religious Life and Culture
348(3)
Religion and Empire
351(3)
Dissidence
354(1)
Conclusion
355(2)
Peter: Man, Mind and Methods
357(33)
A Man of Simple Tastes
357(6)
Disguises and Pseudonyms
363(3)
Hobbies and Interests
366(5)
Cruelty and Compassion
371(4)
Religious Beliefs
375(3)
Ruling Russia: The Common Good
378(12)
Family Factors
390(26)
Mother and Sisters
390(3)
Peter's Two Wives: Evdokia and Catherine
393(6)
Sons and Daughters
399(3)
Alexis
402(9)
The Younger Generation Marries
411(5)
Friends and Helpers
416(29)
`His Own Unaided Rule'
416(1)
Old Networks
417(8)
`New Men'
425(7)
Menshikov
432(9)
Power Networks and Pecking Orders
441(4)
Responses
445(26)
Death
445(2)
Opposition
447(15)
The Legacy
462(9)
Notes 471(93)
Bibliography 564(22)
Index 586

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