G. Collected Essays
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1963. Ferguson, A. D., and A. Levin, eds. Essays in Russian History: A Collection Dedicated to
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McLean, H., M. Malia, and G. Fischer, eds. Russian Thought and Politics. Harvard Slavic
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H. Readings, Anthologies
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