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Soloviev's History of Russia*
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1 Keenan, Edward L., ‘Muscovite political folkways’, Russian Review, XLV (1986), 115–81CrossRefGoogle Scholar.
2 Soloviev, , History, XXIV, 249Google Scholar.
3 Ibid. XXIX, xi.
4 Soloviev, S. M., Istoriia Rossii s drevneishikh vremen, I–xv (Moscow, 1962–1966)Google Scholar. The foregoing remarks on the career of S. M. Soloviev taken from L. V. Cherepnin's introduction to volume I of the Soviet Edition and Alexander V. Muller's introduction to volume 24 of the English translation.
5 Soloviev, , History, XXIV, xviii–xix, 23–5Google Scholar.
6 Ibid., XXIV, 249–50.
7 Ibid. XXIX, 88, 119.
8 Ibid, XXXIV, xxi.
9 Ibid. XXXIV, 45, 76.
10 Ibid. XXXV, 161–2, 185.
11 Ibid. XLV, 2–4.
12 Ibid. XLV, viii.
13 Ibid. XXIX, xii.
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