M. : Type. L. and . Stepanova, 1864 . - 642 s. Ivan Dmitrievich Belyaev was a Slavophile, a supporter of the communal life of the Slavs and recognized that the land community arose in the distant past. In the unfinished Tales from Russian History (only incomplete 4 volumes were published), Belyaev gave an experience of presenting Russian history according to the Slavophile theory. The second volume is devoted to Veliky Novgorod and contains eleven stories: Novgorod possessions ; Novgorod Society ; Novgorod Church ; Government of Norway ; Novgorod from the arrival of Rurik to the death of Yuri Vladimirovich Dolgorukov, Prince of Suzdal ; The struggle of Novgorod with the children of Yuri Suzdalsky - with the princes Andrei Bogolyubsky and his brother Vsevolod ; The Struggle of Novgorod with Prince Yaroslav Vsevolodovich ; Novgorod in the first 60 years of Tatar rule over Russia; The Struggle of Novgorod with the Tver and Moscow Princes ; The Novgorodians' Struggle for Possessions, and the Gradual Decomposition of Novgorod Society; The Fall of Veliky Novgorod .