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A History of Russia, Volume 1

V. O. Kluchevsky

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The first volume of the classic history by Russia's greatest 19th century historian. It follows the Eastern Slavs, the Viking princes and the rise and fall of Kievan Rus, the foundation of everything that came after.

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