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In Republic Vs Autocracy Professor Andrzej Kaminski Analyzes A Pivotal Period In The Struggle Between The Polish-lithuanian Commonwealth And Russia For Control Of Ukraine And, Ultimately, All Of Eastern Europe. By 1697 The Commonwealth Had Lost Control Of East-bank Ukraine And Kiev To Russia, And Had Seen The Election Of A Saxon King To The Polish Crown. Peter I Had Firmly Established His Rule And Undertaken The Azov Campaigns. The Cossack Hetmanate Was Increasingly Dominated By The Russian Autocracy; The Treaty Of Hadiach With The Commonwealth Had Failed. Russia Was Growing Stronger In The International Sphere. Poland-lithuania Had Begun A Decline Accompanied By The Ever-increasing Absorption Of Its Territories By Its Adversaries. Ukraine Was Split Between Two Spheres Of Influence, With The Russian Sphere Growing Larger After Each Of Russia's Confrontations With The Commonwealth.. Concentrating On Diplomatic Relationships, The Struggle For Control Over Ukraine, And The Response To The Ottoman Threat, Kaminski Shows How Political Structures And Forces Within The Commonwealth And Russia Contributed To The Outcome Of Their Rivalry. The Focus On Diplomatic Relations Centers On The Res

Author
Andrzej Sulima Kamiński
Publisher
Cambridge, Mass.: Distributed by Harvard University Press for the Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute
Published
1993
Language
EN
ISBN
9780916458454
Subjects
Political Science, History, Language Learning

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