But your name ... is the Commonwealth: from the cradle to the grave. Book 1
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Roman Alexander Usovsky "But your name." It opens a series of books united by a common heading that sounds like "The Commonwealth: from the cradle to the grave" and includes, in addition to this novel, two more works - "Fire in your palms", telling about the events of the Time of Troubles in Russia and Lithuania , and "ashes above the steppe", dedicated to the history of the uprising of Khmelnitsky and, in general, the rule in the Commonwealth of the King Jan Kazimir. The novel "But your name.", Despite the fact that it is in pure fiction - is based on historically reliable facts, moreover, the author spent a lot of effort to achieve the absolute reliability of the events presented in it. The novel fully reveals the role of Prince Konstantin Vasily Ostrog in the organization of the Nalivayko uprising, the goals and objectives of this performance, as well as the reasons for his failure and such a tragic completion. In addition, the book of Skurpulyly discusses the reasons for the adoption of the Brest Church Union and show the private interests of persons who made key efforts for its implementation. The language of the book is a lively, bright, quite authentic time described in the novel, while quite clearly perceived by a person of the 21st century
Author:
Author:Usovsky A.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9216-2346-0
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