Author: Timberlake, Charles E.; editor:
Title: Religious and Secular Forces in Late Tsarist Russia: Essays in Honor of Donald H. Treadgold
Description: Seattle, Univ. of Washington Press, (1992). orig.cloth. 24x16cm, x, 366 pp. Minor rubbing. VG. dustwrapper. ¶ Contains 15 papers. Includes: C.E. Timberlake "Introduction: Religious Pluralism, the Spread of Revolutionary Ideas, & the Church-State Relationship in Tsarist Russia"; D.M. Goldfrank "Theocratic Imperatives, the Transcendent, the Worldly, & Political Justice in Russia's Early Inquisitions"; W.A. James "The Jesuits' Role in Founding Schools in Late Tsarist Russia"; J.m. McErlean "Catholic, Liberal, European: A Critic of Orthodox Russia, the Diplomat Prince P.B. Kozlovskii (1783--1840)"; J. Basil "The Russian Theological Academies & the Old Catholics 1870-1905"; A.Kimball "Alexander Herzen & the Native Lineage of the Russian Revolution"; C.E. Timberlake "Tver Zemstvo's Technical School in Rzhev: A Case Study in the Dissemination of Revolutionary & Secular Ideas"; J. Schiebel " Marxism & Aziatchina: Secular Religion, the Nature of Russian Society, & the Organization of the Bolskevik Party"; D. Davies "Mikhail Gershenzon's 'Secret Voice': The Making of a Cultural Nihilist"; T.C. Sorenson " Pobedonostev's Parish Schools: A Bastion Against Secularism"; R.L. Nichols "The Friends of God: Nicholas II & Alexandra at the Canonization of Serafim of Sarov, July 1903"; E.J. Lazzerini "The Debate over Instruction of Muslims in Post-1905 Russia: A Local Perspective"; T. Hasegawa "Crime, Police, & Mob Justice in Petrograd during the Russian Revolutions of 1917";etc.

Keywords: Russian Social History, Late Tsarist Russia, Secularism, Church-State, Historiography, Revolutionary, 1917 Revolution, Politics Religious, Religion Historical