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Subtelny O.. The Mazepists. Ukrainian Separatism in the Early Eighteenth Century. New York : East European monographs : Distributed by Columbia University Press,1981. — 280 p.. 1981

A fundamental account of the revolt led by the Cossack Hetman Mazepa at the beginning of the 18th century and of its impact on Ukrainian separatism in the 18th century.

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Contents
Acknowledgments
PART ONE I Introduction
THE EUROPEAN CONTEXT
THE UKRAINIAN CONTEXT
COSSACK UKRAINE’S LINKS WITH THE,TSARS
HETMAN IVAN MAZEPA
The Temptation to Resist
It was no accident that Peter Γs extensive reforms coincided with Russia’s first modern war.
UKRAINIAN GRIEVANCES
MAZEPA S CONTACTS WITH LESZCZYNSKI AND CHARLES XII
MAZEPA S CONSPIRATORIAL TECHNIQUE
The Struggle for Ukraine
It was with “great wonderment” that Peter I learned of “the deed of the new Judas, Mazepa, who, after twenty-one years of loyalty to me and with one foot already in the grave, has turned traitor and betrayer of his own people.
PETER ΓS INITIAL REACTION
THE PROPAGANDA WAR
THE BASES OF THE TSAR’S SUPPORT IN UKRAINE
MAZEPA AND THE ZAPOROZHIANS
PART TWO IV The Bender Period Begins
Except for the fact that it was the seat of an Ottoman serasker (governor) and the major listening post on the Ottoman Empire’s sensitive northern frontier, Bender, a dusty, provincial town on the Dniester, had little to distinguish it.
UKRAINIANS IN BENDER: COMPOSITION, CONDITION AND CONFLICTS
THE ELECTION OF PYLYP ORLYK AS HETMAN
THE “BENDER CONSTITUTION”
V The Crimean Alliance
The victories at Poltava and particularly at Perevolochna, may have been t∞ complete to have been entirely to Peter Γs advantage.
UKRAINIAN-TATAR COOPERATION: THE PRECEDENTS
THE UKRAINIAN-TATAR TREATY
THE ALLIES’ ANTI-RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA
THE ALLIED CAMPAIGN OF 1711
THE CAMPAIGN’S DISASTROUS CONCLUSION
VI The Ottoman-Ukrainian Alliance
After their failure to recoup their losses by means of force and with Tatar aid, the Mazepist emigres attempted, through the mediation of the Ottoman Porte, to attain their goals by diplomatic means.
THE UKRAINIAN-OTTOMAN NEGOTIATIONS
THE UKRAINIAN-OTTOMAN TREATY
VII The Ottoman Orientation Fails
Within months of its conclusion, the alliance between the Ukrain­ian emigres and the Ottoman Porte began to founder.
RISING TENSIONS BETWEEN ORLYK AND THE OTTOMANS
POLES ENTER THE NEGOTIATIONS
THE OTTOMAN-POLISH DEBATE OVER THE UKRAINIAN ISSUE
ORLYK,S PRO-POLISH ORIENTATION
THE PORTE ABANDONS ITS UKRAINIAN PLAN
PART THREE VIII A Period of Transition
On 25 October 1714, Charles XII set out on his famous ride across Europe. Riding at breakneck speed and incognito, he covered the distance between the Ottoman outpost at Pitesti and the Swedish fortress in Straslund in an incredible thirteen days and four and a half hours.
the Mazepist interlude in Europe
THE TSAR S MANHUNT FOR THE MAZEPISTS
ORLYK S INTERNMENT IN THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE
the Zaporozhians under TATAR OVERLORDSHIP
THE TSAR’S TIGHTENING GRIP ON UKRAINE
IX In the Vortex of Diplomatic Intrigue
Salonika was not the worst place to be interned.1
Leszczynski, orlyk and the “UKRAINIAN REVOLUTION”
HRYHOR ORLYK’S FRENCH-SPONSORED MISSION TO THE OTTOMAN PORTE
HRYHOR ORLYK’S MISSION TO THE CRIMEA
The Denouement
The first half of the 18th century in Europe was marked by a series of conflicts over issues of succession.
UKRAINE IN THE POST-PETRINE PERIOD
the Zaporozhians return to RUSSIAN SOVEREIGNTY
THE LAST EFFORTS
Summary
Appendices
PYLYP ORLYK’S LETTER TO stefan Iavorskyi (i72i): AN EYE-WITNESS ACCOUNT OF HETMAN IVAN MAZEPA’S DEFECTION1
DOCUMENTS PERTAINING TO THE TREATY NEGOTIATED BETWEEN HETMAN PYLYP ORLYK AND KHAN DEVLET GIREI IN 1710-1711
DOCUMENTS PERTAINING TO THE TREATY NEGOTIATED BETWEEN HETMAN PYLYP ORLYK AND THE OTTOMAN PORTE IN 1711-1712
Notes
Abbreviations
Selected Bibliography
Index*

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