Note on Transliteration, Translations, Dates, and Terminology vii Acknowledgments xi Abbreviations xiii Maps xiv Introduction 3 1 Ruthenian-Ukrainian Political Culture in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (1569-1640s) 17 2 Establishing Goals, Political Concepts, and Values: The Khmel'nyts'kyi Uprising and the Hetmanate (1648-68) 41 3 Uniting the Fatherland: Hetman Petro Doroshenko (1665-75) 74 4 The Left-Bank Hetmanate: Hetman Ivan Samoilovych (1672-87) 102 5 The Construction of Historical-Political Narratives (1660-80s) 146 6 In Service to Tsar and Ukraine: Hetman Ivan Mazepa 212 7 Mazepa: Modernizer and Enlightened Ruler (1687-1708) 250 8 Mazepa: Hetman of a Sacred Rutheno-Rossian Realm 286 9 From Tsarist Service to Swedish Protection (1705-09) 332 10 From Reprisals to Ideological Combat: Peter vs Mazepa 360 11 Liberating Ukraine: Hetman Pylyp Orlyk (1709-14) 391 12 Rethinking Ukraine: Envisioning a Free Cossack Commonwealth 428 Conclusions 455 Epilogue 467 Notes 479 Bibliography 553 Index 59 12 Rethinking Ukraine: Envisioning a Free Cossack Commonwealth 428 Conclusions 455 Epilogue 467 Notes 479 Bibliography 553 Index 59 12 Rethinking Ukraine: Envisioning a Free Cossack Commonwealth 428 Conclusions 455 Epilogue 467 Notes 479 Bibliography 553 Index 59 12 Rethinking Ukraine: Envisioning a Free Cossack Commonwealth 428 Conclusions 455 Epilogue 467 Notes 479 Bibliography 553 Index 59.
The Making of Cossack Ukraine : Political Thought, Culture, and Identity Formation, 1569-1714