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A Brief History of Moscovia

John Milton(author)
Abstract
John Milton's A Brief History of Moscovia, published posthumuously in 1682 is a unique piece of 17th-century English historiography in which the author of Paradise Lost draws on contemporary reports and travel accounts to present the history and geography of Russia, the customs and traditions of its people, and the development of Anglo-Russian relations. Milton critics consider the work important in several respects: it is an essential contribution to our understanding of Milton's political thought, an excellent summary of early modern Western knowledge and ideas about Russia, and also a storehouse of different Miltonic styles and narrative and editing techniques. This volume presents A Brief History of Moscovia in a modern Hungarian translation, supported by a thorough commentary, studies on the work's different contexts, and a lexicon of geographical names.
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Milton, J. (2023). Moszkóvia rövid története, valamint más, kevésbé ismert országok leírása, amelyek Oroszországtól keletre fekszenek egészen Kínáig. Szemtanúk különböző írásai alapján összegyűjtve. Trad. Péti, M.. Budapest: L’Harmattan Publishing House. https://doi.org/10.56037/978-963-646-090-7

Series
Collection Károli. Translation, text edition ISSN 2063-787X
ISBN
978-963-646-090-7
978-963-646-337-3
Loc, dată
Budapest, 2023
Peer reviewer
Csaba Maczelka
Klára Radnóti
Translator
Contributor
Katalin Frey
Keywords
Russian studies
political history
anthropology
China
history of diplomacy
Type of publication
scholarly edition
translation
Field of science
History of literature
Historical geography
Early modern history
Thema
Literature: history and criticism
Historical geography
General and world history
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HIS037030
Publisher
L’Harmattan Publishing House
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Edition
First edition
Extent
162 pages
Language
Maghiară
Copyright
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