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Nevolin, "Vliianie idei 'Moskva--Tretii Rim' na traditsii drevenerusskogo izobrazitel'nogo iskusstva," in Iskusstvo khristianskogo mira: Sbornik statei (Moscow: Pravoslavnyi Sviato-Tikhonovskii bogoslovskii institut, 1996), 71-84.

Problems and Possibilities of a "New" Muscovite Source

Bogoslovskii, was changed in the 17th century by an "autocratic-bureaucracy," (34) which acquired its final form after the reforms of Peter I, when society was enmeshed in a mass of all possible government regulations, prohibitions, and instructions (how to build a house, which caftans to wear, where and how to receive an education, and so on).

Bogoslovskii, Zemskoe samoupravlenie na Russkom Severe v XVII v.

Was there socialism in the USSR? Regarding myths in Russian historiography

13) However, as the Russian historian Mikhail Bogoslovskii rightly noted, the truthfulness of the denunciations and other statements is not as important as the simple fact that these various defamations occurred--that is, the defamations themselves "reflect the mindset and attitude of the society from which they emerged.

Bogoslovskii, Petr I: Materialy dlia biografii (Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe sotsial 'noekonomicheskoe izdatel'stvo, 1940), 177--78, 192.

Proof of sincere love for the tsar: popular monarchism in the age of Peter the Great

Bogoslovskii, Oblastnaia reforma Petra Velikogo: Provintsiia, 1719-27 gg.

12) Bogoslovskii, Oblastnaia reforma, 1-23; Georgii Gurvich, "Pravda voli monarshei" Feofana Prokopovicha i ee zapadnoevropeiskie istochniki (Iur'ev: Matissen, 1915); Marc Raeff, The WellOrdered Police State: Social and Institutional Change through Law in the Germanies and Russia, 1600-1800 (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1983).

Intentions and realities in 18th-century monarchy: new insights and discoveries

Bogoslovskii, Petr I: Materialy dlia biografii (Moscow: Tsentrpoligraf, 2007), 3: 364- 65; Enin, Voevodskoe kormlenie, 145.

Unsalaried and unfed: town clerks' means of survival in southwest Russia under Peter I

Smirnov, "Ispoved' mirian pred startsami," Bogoslovskii vestnik (September 1905): 19-20; Sergius Bolshakoff, Russian Mystics (London: Cistercian Publications, 1977), 179.

The elder at Iasnaia Poliana: Lev Tolstoi and the Orthodox Starets tradition

Indeed, how can we regard the meticulously researched works of the Muscovites Aleksandr Kizevetter and Mikhail Bogoslovskii as products of preconceived theories, or the ambitious comparative works of the Petersburger Pavlov-Sil'vanskii as purely empirical and narrow in focus?

In his memoirs (first published only in 1987), Bogoslovskii thus describes his first encounter with these sources, which Kalachev had discovered: "A completely new monument [pamiatnik] revealed itself that did not tell of events or heroes.

History in Russia comes of age: institution-building, cosmopolitanism, and theoretical debates among historians in late imperial Russia

Bogoslovskii, Gosudarstvennoe polozhenie rimsko-katolicheskoi tserkvi v Rossii ot Ekateriny Velikoi do nastoiashchego vremeni (Khar'kov: Tipografiia Gubernskogo pravleniia, 1898).

Toward "freedom of conscience": Catholicism, law, and the contours of religious liberty in late imperial Russia

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