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ID	2001354851
Author(s)	Filyushkin, Alexander
Title	Why Did Muscovy Not Participate in the “Communication Revolution” in the Sixteenth Century? Causes and Effects
Published	Canadian American slavic studies, Leiden : Brill, 51, 2017, 2/3, 339–350
Language	eng
Soundex	M6880; P1728; C4666; R7526; S8482; C8627; C4880; E0338
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Why Did Muscovy Not Participate in the “Communication Revolution” in the Sixteenth Century? Causes and Effects