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Free Economic Society

Russian science society
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  • Grigory Grigoryevich, Count Orlov
    Grigory Orlov

    …of the founders of the Free Economic Society (1765), which was organized to modernize the country’s agricultural system.

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    …of the founders of the Free Economic Society (1765), which was organized to modernize the country’s agricultural system.

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  • Map showing the major cities of Russia
    Russia
    / Government administration under Catherine

    …of Western agriculture through the Free Economic Society, founded in 1765. She also fostered the nobility’s corporate organization. The Charter to the Nobility (1785) gave the corps of nobility in every province the status of a legal entity. The corporation’s members gathered periodically in the provincial and district capitals to…

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    …of Western agriculture through the Free Economic Society, founded in 1765. She also fostered the nobility’s corporate organization. The Charter to the Nobility (1785) gave the corps of nobility in every province the status of a legal entity. The corporation’s members gathered periodically in the provincial and district capitals to…

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