The Cambridge history of Russia

• List of plates
• p. viii

• List of maps
• p. ix

• List of figures
• p. x

• List of genealogical tables
• p. xi

• Notes on contributors
• p. xii

• Acknowledgements
• p. xv

• Note on dates and transliteration
• p. xvi

• Chronology
• p. xvii

• List of abbreviations
• p. xxii

• 1
• Introduction
• p. 1

• 2
• Russia's geographical environment
• p. 19

• Part I
• Early Rus' and the Rise of Muscovy (c.900-1462)

• 3
• The origins of Rus' (c.900-1015)
• p. 47

• 4
• Kievan Rus' (1015-1125)
• p. 73

• 5
• The Rus' principalities (1125-1246)
• p. 98

• 6
• North-eastern Russia and the Golden Horde (1246-1359)
• p. 127

• 7
• The emergence of Moscow (1359-1462)
• p. 158

• 8
• Medieval Novgorod
• p. 188

• Part II
• The Expansion, Consolidation and Crisis of Muscovy (1462-1613)

• 9
• The growth of Muscovy (1462-1533)
• p. 213

• 10
• Ivan IV (1533-1584)
• p. 240

• 11
• Fedor Ivanovich and Boris Godunov (1584-1605)
• p. 264

• 12
• The peasantry
• p. 286

• 13
• Towns and commerce
• p. 298

• 14
• The non-Christian peoples on the Muscovite frontiers
• p. 317

• 15
• The Orthodox Church
• p. 338

• 16
• The law
• p. 360

• 17
• Political ideas and rituals
• p. 387

• 18
• The Time of Troubles (1603-1613)
• p. 409

• Part III
• Russia Under the First Romanovs (1613-1689)

• 19
• The central government and its institutions
• p. 435

• 20
• Local government and administration
• p. 464

• 21
• Muscovy at war and peace
• p. 486

• 22
• Non-Russian subjects
• p. 520

• 23
• The economy, trade and serfdom
• p. 539

• 24
• Law and society
• p. 559

• 25
• Urban developments
• p. 579

• 26
• Popular revolts
• p. 600

• 27
• The Orthodox Church and the schism
• p. 618

• 28
• Cultural and intellectual life
• p. 640

• Bibliography
• p. 663

• Index
• p. 722