Great Britain and Russia in the Eighteenth Century: Contacts and Comparisons. Proceedings of an international conference held at the University of East Anglia, Norwich, England, 11-15 July 1977, edited by Anthony G. Cross (Newtonville, MA: Oriental Research Partners, 1979).
Introduction (iv)
List of Participants [vi]
List of Illustrations [ix]
LECTURES
Franco Venturi, From Scotland to Russian: An Eighteenth-Century Debate on Feudalism [pp. 2-24]
Anthony G. Cross, "By the Banks of the Thames": Russians in Eighteenth-Century Britain [pp. 25-46]
PANELS
I. Comparisons and Contrasts in Russian and English Literatures in the Eighteenth Century
Iu. D. Levin, Russian Responses to the Poetry of Ossian [pp. 48-64]
D. E. Budgen, The Concept of Fiction in the Eighteenth-Century Russian Letters [pp. 65-74]
W. G. Jones, The Russian View of Eighteenth-Century English Moral Satire: Palliative or Purgative? [pp. 75-83]
G. P. Makogonenko, Aleksandr Radishchev and Laurence Sterne [pp. 84-93]
G. S. Smith, Chairman's Afterword (pp. 94-95)
II. The Organisation of Cultural Life: The British and Russian Experience
Max J. Okenfuss, The Novikov Problem: An English Perspective [pp. 97-108]
Stephen L. Baehr, "Fortuna Redux": The Iconography of Happiness in Eighteenth-Century Russian Courtly Spectacle [pp. 109-122]
C. A. Johnson, Wedgwood and Bentley's "Frog Service" for Catherine the Great [pp. 123-133]
W. G. Jones, Chairman's Afterword [pp. 134-135]
III. Anglo-Russian Technological and Commercial Relations
A. S. Fedorov, Russia and Britain in the Eighteenth Century:A Survey of Economic and Scientific Links [pp. 137-144]
P. H. Clendinning, The Background and Negotiations for the Anglo-Russian Commercial Treaty of 1766 [pp. 145-163]
D. S. MacMillan, Problems in the Scottish Trade with Russia in the Eighteenth Century: A Study in Mercantile Frustration [pp. 164-180]
A. Kahan, Eighteenth-Century Russian-British Trade: Russia's Contribution to the Industrial Revolution in Great Britain [pp. 181-189]
Roger P. Bartlett, Chairman's Afterword [pp. 190-191]
IV. The Institutionalisation of Science in Eighteenth-Century Britain and Russia
G. L'E. Turner, Forms of Patronage and Institutionalisation of Science in the Eighteenth Century [pp. 193-203]
Iu. Kh. Kopelevich, The Creation of the Petersburg Academy of Sciences as a New Type of State Institution [pp. 204-211]
R. W. Home, Scientific Links between Britain and Russia in the Second Half of the Eighteenth Century [pp. 212-224]
W. F. Ryan, Chairman's Afterword [pp. 225-227]
V. Society and Social Movements in Britain and Russia
Brenda Meehan-Waters, Elite Politics and Autocratic Power [pp. 229-246]
P. Spiro, The British Perception of Russian Domestic Condition during the Pugachev Rebellion [pp. 247-262]
P. Longworth, Popular Protest in England and Russia: Some Comparisons and Suggestions [pp. 263-278]
P. Dukes, Towards a Comparison of the Jacobite and Pugachev Movements [pp. 279-292]
P. Dukes, Chairman's Afterword (pp. 293-294)
VI. 'The Natural Allies: Anglo-Russian Diplomatic Relations in the Eighteenth Century
W. E. Butler, Anglo-Russian Diplomacy and the Law of Nations [pp. 296-305]
D. M. Griffiths, Catherine II, George III and the British Opposition [pp. 306-320]
Isabel de Madariaga, Chairman's Afterword [pp. 321-323]