Nationality in Modern History
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They sought "to found an independent national culture on the basis of popular conceptions and Byzantine orthodoxy, forsaken since the time of Peter the Great." ^ In the main they relied on the Mir and the com- munal customs connected with it; also on the Greek Church as the true exponent of Christian tradition. They forswore the use of French and German in favor of the hitherto despised vernacular. At first, i. e. early in the thirties, the movement had no political significance; but Nicholas I... soon used it to further his reactionary policy; and the tendency of a narrow nationalism to play into the hands of a despot was illustrated in Russia more promptly and banef uUy than perhaps anywhere else. Thanks to the Slavophiles of Mos- cow, Nicholas was able to subject the teaching of philosophy to the clergy of the Greek Church and that of history to the supervision of the public censor. Foreign books and news- papers were as far as possible excluded; and Russia entered upon the path of political and religious reaction.
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They sought "to found an independent national culture on the basis of popular conceptions and Byzantine orthodoxy, forsaken since the time of Peter the Great." ^ In the main they relied on the Mir and the com- munal customs connected with it; also on the Greek Church as the true exponent of Christian tradition. They forswore the use of French and German in favor of the hitherto despised vernacular. At first, i. e. early in the thirties, the movement had no political significance; but Nicholas I... soon used it to further his reactionary policy; and the tendency of a narrow nationalism to play into the hands of a despot was illustrated in Russia more promptly and banef uUy than perhaps anywhere else. Thanks to the Slavophiles of Mos- cow, Nicholas was able to subject the teaching of philosophy to the clergy of the Greek Church and that of history to the supervision of the public censor. Foreign books and news- papers were as far as possible excluded; and Russia entered upon the path of political and religious reaction.
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