M. : Synodal Printing House, 1867. - 451 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 third volume is devoted to Pskov and Pskov land .. It contains ten stories: Country; People in Pskov Land ; Church in Pskov ; Authorities; Pskov - a suburb of Novgorod the Great ; Pskov acquires considerable independence, although it continues to be a Novgorod suburb. Pskov - the younger brother of Novgorod ; Pskov under the tutelage of Moscow ; Constant constraint of Pskov’s independence and its fall ; Industry in Novgorod and Pskov .