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Discover the intricate tapestry of Russian history with 'Russia Under Two Tsars, 1682-1689'. This compelling historical narrative explores the profound transformation of Russia under the reign of Tsar Peter I and his half-brother Tsar Ivan V. As part of the historical literature available through UC Press's Voices Revived program, this edition revives a classic that offers invaluable insights into the political and cultural shifts of 17th-century Russia. The book provides a thorough analysis of the socio-political dynamics and the emergence of modernity during a crucial period in Russian history. Readers will find rich narratives and scholarly perspectives that have stood the test of time, making 'Russia Under Two Tsars' an essential addition to any history enthusiast's collection. With its peer-reviewed scholarship, this book not only serves as a study of the past but also facilitates a deeper understanding of the influences that shaped contemporary Russia. Published in 2022 with a fresh print-on-demand format, this edition remains true to the original 1951 publication while making it accessible to today's audience. Whether you're a student, educator, or history buff, immerse yourself in the pages of 'Russia Under Two Tsars' and explore the foundational years that propelled Russia into its future.