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'...this volume, based on an unparalleled reading of archival sources, is a splendid achievement that is likely to serve for the foreseeable future as the definitive account of the Bentham's Russian exploits.' The Journal of Comparative Law

'This work offers essential elements for understanding the place occupied by Russia, through the possibilities opened up by Russian imperial construction in the respective careers of Samuel and Jeremy Bentham.' Revue d'études benthamiennes 'this book will best serve as a compendium for historians and others interested in further exploring Anglo-Russian relations; policymaking, economics, law, architecture, society, and culture under Alexander I; and international business and finance.' Ab Imperio '...this volume, based on an unparalleled reading of archival sources, is a splendid achievement that is likely to serve for the foreseeable future as the definitive account of the Bentham's Russian exploits.' The Journal of Comparative Law

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Roger Bartlett is Emeritus Professor of Russian History in the School of Slavonic and East European Studies, UCL. After postgraduate studies in Oxford and Moscow, he taught at Keele University before moving to London, and has held visiting positions at Cornell, Harvard, Marburg, Nottingham, Paris (EHESS) and Riga. His publications range across the social, economic and cultural history of Imperial Russia. His special research interests include serfdom and the peasant question, the impact of the Enlightenment, the role of foreigners in Imperial Russia and cultural interactions with other nations.

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