The history of the Russian revolution

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Three volumes separately paginated but bound as one:VOL. 1The Overthrow of TzarismPrefacePeculiarities of Russia’s DevelopmentTzarist Russia in the WarThe Proletariat & the PeasantryThe Tzar & TzarinaThe Idea of a Palace RevolutionThe Death Agony of the MonarchyFive DaysWho Led the February Insurrection?The Paradox of the February RevolutionThe New PowerDual PowerThe Executive CommitteeThe Army & the WarThe Ruling Group & the WarThe Bolsheviks & LeninRearming the PartyThe April DaysThe 1st CoalitionThe OffensiveThe PeasantryShifts in the MassesSoviet Congress & the June DemonstrationConclusionChronological Table for Volume 1App. 1App. 2App. 3VOL. 2The Attempted Counter-RevolutionIntroduction to Volumes 2 & 3The July Days: Preparation & BeginningThe July Days: Culmination & RoutCould the Bolsheviks Have Seized the Power?The Month of the Great SlanderThe Counter-Revolution Lifts Its HeadKerensky & KornilovThe State Conference in MoscowKerensky’s PlotKornilov’s InsurrectionThe Bourgeoisie Measures Strength w/the DemocracyThe Masses Under AttackThe Rising TideThe Bolsheviks & the SovietsThe Last CoalitionVOL. 3The Triumph of the SovietsThe Peasantry Before OctoberThe Problem of NationalitiesW/drawal from the Pre-Parliament & Struggle for the Soviet CongressThe Military-Revolutionary CommitteeLenin Summons to InsurrectionThe Art of InsurrectionThe Conquest of the CapitalThe Capture of the Winter PalaceThe October InsurrectionThe Congress of the Soviet DictatorshipConclusionApp. 1: Some Legends of the BureaucracyApp. 2: Socialism in a Separate CountryApp. 3: Historic References on the Theory of Permanent Revolution