Using primary sources on the influence of elites and aristocracy in modern Europe. Case study: The Abdication Manifesto of Tsar Nicholas II

Iain Lauchlan

Using primary sources on the influence of elites and aristocracy in modern Europe. Case study: The Abdication Manifesto of Tsar Nicholas II

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This is a source analysis of the first and final drafts of tsar Nicholas II’s Abdication Manifesto in 1917. It places the source in the context of the study of elites/aristocracy in modern European history, with particular reference to the Russian Revolution.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Research Methods for Primary Sources
Publisher	SAGE Publications
Number of pages	22
Publication status	Published - Oct 2021

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Russian Revolution
Abdication of the Tsar
primary-source analysis

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