Titlebook: Russia in the European Context, 1789–1914; A Member of the Fami Susan P. McCaffray (Professor of History),Michael Book 2005 Susan P. McCaf

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The Ties that Bind: The Role of the Russian Clan in Inheritance and Property Lawistocratic societies across Europe relied on family ties and patronage for positions at the court, in the church, and in the military. Nepotism was the rule, rather than the exception, and family members were bound together by their successes and failures, politically, economically, and socially.

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Capital, Industriousness, and Private Banks in the Economic Imagination of a Nineteenth-Century State subject. English economist David Ricardo became famous by criticizing the Bank of England and demanding a return to the gold standard. Less well known, but occupied by similar concerns, was the Russian official and political economist, N.S. Mordvinov. A review of Ricardo’s and Mordvinov’s ideas fr

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“The Temple of Idleness”: Associations and the Public Sphere in Provincial Russiastate. Nor did the local noble and urban societies created by Catherine II emancipate themselves.. Indeed, they possessed no political character. Geyer characterized this constellation as “ ‘society’ as a state event.”

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Russian Punishments in the European Mirror a dozen people were executed on court orders in the Russian Empire (though a few times that number of people were summarily executed during the Pugachevshchina). Indeed, for several decades before 1845, capital punishment was considered an exceptional measure in Russia.. In England and Wales, by co