COVER -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- Introduction -- 1 The Bendery Constitution (abridgment) -- 2 Sermon on Royal Authority and Honour (excerpt) -- 3 A Talk between Great Russia and Little Russia (excerpt) -- 4 A Submission to the Legislative Commission (excerpt) -- 5 The Serpent's Flood (excerpt) -- 6 Istoriia Rusov (excerpts) -- 7 Letters (excerpts) -- 8 The Books of the Genesis of the Ukrainian People (excerpt) -- 9 Preface to an Unpublished Edition of Kobzar -- 10 Epilogue to The Black Council -- 11 Two Russian Nationalities (excerpts) -- 12 A Letter to the Editor of Kolokol -- 13 The Science of the Human Spirit (excerpts) -- 14 The Lost Epoch (abridgment) -- 15 Polish Policy towards Rus' (excerpts) -- 16 The Problem of Denationalization (excerpt) -- 17 Draft Constitution for the Ukrainian Society in the Free Union -- 18 Ukrainianism versus Russianism (excerpts) -- 19 Letters from Dnieper Ukraine (excerpt) -- 20 Beyond the Limits of the Possible (abridgment) -- 21 An Independent Ukraine (excerpt) -- 22 On the Issue of a Distinctive Ukrainian Culture (excerpt) -- 23 A Free Ukraine -- 24 Speech on National Minorities (excerpt) -- 25 The Fourth Universal of the Ukrainian Central Rada -- 26 The Rebirth of a Nation (excerpt) -- 27 Letters to My Brother Farmers (excerpts) -- 28 Nationalism (excerpt) -- 29 Pamphlets (excerpts) -- 30 Speeches (excerpts) -- 31 Ukrainian Reality and the Task of Women (excerpt) -- 32 Dontsov's Nationalism (excerpts) -- 33 The Manifesto of the OUN -- 34 Declaration of the Ukrainian National Council -- 3 5 Our Teachings about the National State -- 36 Theses on the Three-Hundredth Anniversary of the Reunion of Ukraine with Russia (excerpt) -- 37 Little-Russianism -- 38 Internationalism or Russification? (excerpt) -- 39 Program of the Popular Movement for the Restructuring of Ukraine (excerpts).

40 Constitution of Ukraine: Draft (excerpts) -- 41 The Manifesto of the Ukrainian Intelligentsia -- 42 Ukraine without Ukrainians? -- DATES IN UKRAINIAN HISTORY -- SOURCES AND PERMISSIONS -- INDEX OF NAMES AND PLACES -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Z.

Leading Ukrainian writers, scholars, intellectuals, political figures, and statesman present their views on Ukrainian history, especially its relation to Russia, but also discuss their society, literature, and culture, as well as the slow but dramatic formation and growth of national identity.

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