Currently the following sources are available:
Muscovy, Pre-Petrine Russia
Samuel Collins:
"On the Present State of Russia."
Peter the Great
Proclamation on the
Introduction of the New Calendar, 1700
Decree on
Single Inheritance
Pavel Miliukov on
the Reforms of Peter the Great
Eighteenth Century Russia
The
"Conditions" of Anna Ivanovna's Accession to the Throne
Peter III's Manifesto
Freeing Nobles from Obligatory Service
The Pugachev
Rebellion
Catherine the Great's
Instruction to the Legislative Commission
Alexander Radishchev,
Journey from St. Petersburg to Moscow
Nineteenth Century Russia
Petr Chaadaev, First
Philosophical Letter
Vissarion Belinsky,
Letter to Gogol
Alexander
II, Emancipation Manifesto, February 19, 1861
Alexander Nikitenko
responds to the Emancipation Manifesto
A.
V. Iartsev, Proclamation of a Populist Activist, 1874
Alexander
III, Manifesto of April 29, 1881
Konstantin Pobedonostsev,
Reflections of a Russian Statesman
Sources on Mixed Marriage
(courtesy of Paul Werth)
The Russian Revolution, 1905-1921
Lenin, "What
is to be Done."
Workers'
Petition, January 9, 1905 (Bloody Sunday)
Manifesto
of October 17, 1905
Manifesto
of June 3, 1907 (Dissolution of the Second Duma)
The Soviet Union
Stalin on
the Industrialization of the Soviet Union.