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  • The English in Russia During the Second Half of the Sixteenth Century

  • Mildred Wretts-Smith
  • Journal:
    Transactions of the Royal Historical Society / Volume 3 / December 1920
    Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    12 February 2009, pp. 72-102
    Print publication:
    December 1920

  • The following paper contains the results of an independent study of an episode in the commercial history of this country which has been the subject of some important researches during recent years. The beginnings of mercantile adventure in Russia and other regions of Northern Europe and the Far East have been related by contemporary men of action, most of whose narratives have been carefully edited in the Hakluyt Series; but the political and economic environment of the Muscovy Company itself was still in need of elucidation from contemporary State Papers and other records. Some of these sources have been used by Madame Lubimenko, Dr. A. J. Gerson and Mr. O. T. Williams for special aspects of the subject; but a large mass of material of the first importance has remained untouched.