Michael Speransky. Statesman of Imperial Russia, 1772–1839 - Marc Raeff

GOVERNING RUSSIA'S PROVINCES 269 sky wholeheartedly approved of these efforts. Large-scale migration of Russian peasants from Eu ...

270 GOVERNING RUSSIA'S PROVINCES Speransky also hoped to bind to Siberia the officials who worked in the administration by allot ...

GOVERNING RUSSIA'S PROVINCES 271 statute on the natives, PSZ 29,126, also issued in 1822. As we have noted, since about the acce ...

272 GOVERNING RUSSIA'S PROVINCES of trade and industry should be protected; 5. taxes and tribute should be proportional to the a ...

GOVERNING RUSSIA'S PROVINCES 273 it is much simpler and comprises only a clan administration with one elder. The Clan Administra ...

274 GOVERNING RUSSIA'S PROVINCES The judicial organization runs parallel to the administrative. First, cases and suits can be br ...

GOVERNING 'RUSSIA'S PROVINCES 275 Some provisions aimed at safeguarding the economic productivity of the natives, especially in ...

276 GOVERNING RUSSIA'S PROVINCES served as the basis for the legal relations of the natives down to 1917.^1 The provisions of th ...

GOVERNING RUSSIA'S PROVINCES 277 To relate in detail the difficulties encountered in applying the stat- utes of 1822 and the res ...

278 GOVERNING R.USSIA'S PR.OVINCES artistic activities after his departure. Speransky labored hard to lift the spiritual level o ...

GOVERNING RUSSIA'S PROVINCES 279 V. Kochubei, "Pis'ma k Speranskomu." Russkaia Starina, 112 (Nov. 1902), pp. 301-322. Con t e m ...

CHAPTER IX PROJECTS FOR REFORMING THE PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATION With the return of Speransky to St. Petersburg from Siberia in 1 ...

PROJECTS FOR REFORMING THE PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATION 281 his technological military training and confirmed by his interpretation ...

282 PROJECTS FOR REFORMING THE PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATION submitted before his exile, he had always kept in mind an ultimate goal ...

PRO]EcrS FOR REFORMING THE PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATION 283 these officials acted as the direct personal representatives of the mon ...

284 PROJECTS FOR REFORMING THE PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATION business. But the governor was burdened with such a welter of duties th ...

PROJECTS FOR REFORMING THE PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATION 285 the governor. He therefore suggested the establishment of a lieutenant ...

286 PROJECTS FOR REFORMING THE PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATION with some sarcasm, the Land Captain had to catch murderers as well as p ...

PROJECTS FOR REFORMING THE PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATION 287 clergy and peasantry, Speransky concluded, they were not "classes" in t ...

288 PROJECTS FOR REFORMING THE PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATION functional specialization.^1 Thereby, the prestige of lower local ad- , ...