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Preface. -- Ch. 1. The Three Circles of Foreign Cultural Influence in Russia: German, French, and English -- Ch. 2. Catherine II, and the Emergence of the United States -- Ch. 3. First Contacts -- Francis Dana's Mission -- Ch. 4. Radishev, Admirer of the Transatlantic Republic -- Ch. 5. Constitutional Reforms: Alexander I, Jefferson and Speranski -- Ch. 6. International Contacts: Alexander I, Jefferson, John Quincy Adams -- Ch. 7. Decembrism: Its American Leanings -- Ch. 8. From the 1830's to the 1860's -- Ch. 9. American-Russian Relations After the Crimean War -- Ch. 10. Gustavus Fox's Naval Mission and Russian Public Opinion -- Ch. 11. Herzen on Russia and America -- Ch. 12. Chernyshevski's Study of Russia and America -- Ch. 13. Henry George in Russia -- Ch. 14. The Turn of the Century: Andrew Whit and George Kennan -- Ch. 15. The Russo-Japanese War and Russo-American Relations -- Ch. 16. Worsening of Relations -- Ch. 17. Russian Constitutional Thought on the United States: Kovalevski and Ostrogorski -- Ch. 18. The Brief Stage of Russo-American Democratic Identity -- Index.
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