История Права Поземельной Собственности В России = Istoriya Prava PozemelʹNoy Sobstvennosti V Rossii

Paris: [без издателя], 1948–1951. First EditionFirst Edition (presumed; no prior editions or printings cited). Volume two only, of 2 тома; 24 cm. Илл.,vii, 269 c Unopened. Ample chipping to spine backstrip; else a tight, clean very good(+) to near fine(-) copy thus. Paperback.

Rare. WorldCat locates no copies. This is a Russian-language legal-historical study of the development of land ownership law in Russia. The subtitle of Volume II defines its chronological focus—Ivan the Terrible, the seventeenth century, Peter the Great, and his immediate successors—tracing the evolution of land tenure and property rights from late Muscovite autocracy through the formative period of early imperial reform. Written within the postwar Russian émigré scholarly tradition and published outside the Soviet Union, the work is free of Marxist-Leninist interpretive frameworks. Elyashevich, a jurist and historian of Russian law, addresses readers interested in institutional continuity, legal custom, and the mechanisms of state power rather than narratives of revolutionary rupture. Bibliographically, this volume represents the first Paris edition of the second part of a multi-volume project; it is complete in itself while resting on the conceptual and historical groundwork established in Volume I.